How to Remove Adhesive from Car Body?
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Methods for removing adhesive from car body are as follows: 1. Hand Cream: Apply hand cream to the adhesive area, you can directly use your fingers to rub in a circular motion to avoid damaging the car paint. Wait until the adhesive shows obvious signs of loosening, then gently wipe with a damp cloth. 2. Alcohol: Alcohol has strong cleaning properties, and medical alcohol itself can be used to clean the skin. Dip a soft cloth into alcohol and gently wipe the adhesive area, the adhesive will easily soften and come off. Generally, alcohol does not cause any damage to plastic parts or the car paint surface. 3. Hair Dryer: For stickers or decals stuck on the car, the best way to remove them is to heat them first. Use a hot towel or a hair dryer to heat the sticker, then it can be easily peeled off. If there is residual adhesive, you can use products like essential balm or alcohol to wipe it off. Note that if the car window glass has a film, it is best not to use a hair dryer to heat it, as the film may bubble or peel off. 4. Adhesive Tape: Use high-quality transparent tape to stick on the residual adhesive. This method is generally effective for fresh adhesive stains, but for long-standing adhesive stains that have strongly bonded with the car body, the effect may not be very noticeable.
