How to Clean Adhesive Residue from Car Paint?
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Here are the methods to clean adhesive residue from car paint: 1. First, use a hot towel or a hair dryer to heat the adhesive. After a while, try to peel it off. Before peeling, it's best to vigorously rub the area with a wet towel, as sometimes the adhesive can be wiped off directly. Be careful during removal, as improper methods can easily damage the car paint. 2. You can try using essential balm to remove the adhesive. Soak a cloth with some essential balm, moisten the adhesive, and then wipe it clean in a clockwise circular motion. 3. For tougher adhesives like practice stickers, it's best to slowly peel them off with your fingernails, being careful not to tear them. Then, use tar remover or similar products to wipe off any remaining residue. 4. For larger areas or very stubborn adhesives, use a car-specific adhesive remover. When using the remover, first clean the area with a dry cloth, evenly spray an appropriate amount of the remover, and then wipe it off with a wet cloth. Alternatively, you can go directly to a 4S store for car detailing and have the workers remove it for you.