is goo gone safe on clear coat?
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is goo gone safe on clear coat?
i know this seems like a stupid stupid
stupid question, i just bought this goo gone thing, and its not ur conventional goo gone, this is Goo Gone Automotive Spray Gel.
i know i know, the word "automotive" should be enough to confirm that its safe....however i'm concerned cuz it sez stuff like:
removes tar, oil, grease and shyt, it seems like it removes shyt that leaks off a car, but it never acutally sez things like, "willl not destroy clear coat," instead it sez its good on woodfinish, and walls and ****.
it sprays purple liquidy gel thing....
can anyone confirm if this is safe?
stupid question, i just bought this goo gone thing, and its not ur conventional goo gone, this is Goo Gone Automotive Spray Gel.i know i know, the word "automotive" should be enough to confirm that its safe....however i'm concerned cuz it sez stuff like:
removes tar, oil, grease and shyt, it seems like it removes shyt that leaks off a car, but it never acutally sez things like, "willl not destroy clear coat," instead it sez its good on woodfinish, and walls and ****.
it sprays purple liquidy gel thing....
can anyone confirm if this is safe?
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its this shyt from www.googone.com
regular goo gone is ok on clearcoats so I cant see the automotive being bad... most people use goo gone to remove the glue that holds on the lettering on the trunks and stuff... and its **** not shyt!
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hehehe, i type shyt for some reason cuz some places block that word out. i keep forgetting evom.net is one of the only few places allowing us to cuss.
thanks for the info, i'm gonna try this **** now.
thanks for the info, i'm gonna try this **** now.
goo gone is not really that safe on clearcoat.. if you use any type of goo-gone on your car, just make sure you wax that area you use it on several times to make sure. because if you dont, it'll eat through the clearcoat. ask oz-e, he'll tell you and i've seen his trunk in person.. sorry for shoutin you out O, its for beneficial purposes only
oh no, i was gonna say the same thing... lol
my mistake was that i never ****ing waxed it...
if it weren't for that, it'd be spotless, but since i'm taking the car to the shop, imma have them take care of that
my mistake was that i never ****ing waxed it...
if it weren't for that, it'd be spotless, but since i'm taking the car to the shop, imma have them take care of that
its too late to wax O ? whats the body shop gonna do that you cant? when u say u f'd up because u didnt wax, that mean you can still kinda see the word lancer on ur trunk like faded in the paint?
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I used some of this on my black evo when removing the lancer emblems on the trunk. It dulled the paint a little and left a white smug behind, but waxing the trunk fixed this problem. I had to wax the area a few times, however.
I might try something different if I had to do over.
I might try something different if I had to do over.
Originally posted by deuxforever13
its this shyt from www.googone.com
its this shyt from www.googone.com
Stoner, yeah Stoner, makes a decent product that's safe for use on clearcoats called Tarminator: www.tarminator.com
Last edited by Bogie; Mar 11, 2004 at 01:10 PM.
I used the regular non "automotive" goo gone that you can get at any home depot. I used it on my Black evo and I did notice some ghost letters right after. However I wahed and waxed the car 5 days later and now you can not see anything. It looks perfect...
just did this to my trunk the other day with regular googone, i didnt have any wax handy, but i mixed up a bucket of dish soap and cleaned the entire trunk lid twice to remove any leftover googone


