There seems to be residue of gum on the rear fender. What can I use to remove it without damaging the paint? Thanks.

 

use "goo gone"

 

Try Ice...it works really well especially on flat surfaces....

 

peanut butter works but im not to sure if it works on metal ...

 

ice

 

i think theres a product strictly for gettin gum offa stuff....called gumout or something....

 

There's Gum and Tar remover that's paint-and clearcoat safe. I'd stick to that so you don't damage your paint. I've heard if Goo B Gone is left on too long it will start to wear away the clear coat.

 

WD-40 will work too.

 

Ice works good aswell on the interior cloth

 

Goo gone works pretty good. It didnt hurt my paint.

 

is "ice" that new touch up stuff out? (its blue). wd-40 works great on stuff like that. Or try goo-gone. that stuff is the best. Any product you use like that you should clean the area after anyways. even nail polish remover works great in a pinch.

 

Real cold ice cube. It freezes the gum, so it can be peeled.

WD-40. I wouldn't put it near my car. It's damn too oily.

Goo be gone thing has never worked for me. I rather use blue lightning degreaser on certain things.