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Step 3Trim Removal
I had the daulting task of removing the door trim this past week, and the 3M Sticker Adhesive Remover helped a LOT! It softened up the tape enough so I could rub it off (the plastic trim was already off).
Step 1 Remove the trim. I used a screw driver, but you risk scratching the paint (I did once, fixed it up with some Dulicolor Quick Fix It Black Paint, my truck has so many scratches it doesn't matter anyway) but I don't recommend this. I hear some Goo Gone and fishing line can do the trick. If not, spray the 3M Sticker Adhesive Remover so it seeps under the trim.
Step 2 If you still have tape left on your car, spray the 3M Sticker Adhesive Remover and wait 20 seconds for it to soften up the tape. Then use your thumb and rub the tape off the car. It's fairly easy, but time consuming and you can hurt your thumbs.
Step 3 Be sure to clean the car good after that!
I don't recommend using a hair dryer on Step 2 because I burned my thumb trying it one day.
Good luck!
Step 1 Remove the trim. I used a screw driver, but you risk scratching the paint (I did once, fixed it up with some Dulicolor Quick Fix It Black Paint, my truck has so many scratches it doesn't matter anyway) but I don't recommend this. I hear some Goo Gone and fishing line can do the trick. If not, spray the 3M Sticker Adhesive Remover so it seeps under the trim.
Step 2 If you still have tape left on your car, spray the 3M Sticker Adhesive Remover and wait 20 seconds for it to soften up the tape. Then use your thumb and rub the tape off the car. It's fairly easy, but time consuming and you can hurt your thumbs.
Step 3 Be sure to clean the car good after that!
I don't recommend using a hair dryer on Step 2 because I burned my thumb trying it one day.
Good luck!
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