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How to Remove Glue Stains from a Car?

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LaPeyton

08/29/25 5:48am

Removing glue from a car can be achieved using vinegar, alcohol, nail polish remover, lemon juice, a hairdryer, and other methods to eliminate adhesive residues from the car body. If glue adheres to the car, it not only affects the appearance but may also damage the paint if not handled properly. Here are specific methods for removing glue from a car: 1. Vinegar: Soak a dry dishcloth with white vinegar or regular vinegar, completely covering the area with the adhesive. Let it soak for 15-20 minutes, then gradually wipe off the adhesive from the edges using the dishcloth. 2. Alcohol: First, remove any loose adhesive from the affected area. For stubborn residues, soak a cloth with alcohol and wipe the adhesive spot. Apply the alcohol-soaked cloth to the glue-covered area, allowing it to soak thoroughly, then wipe it off after a short wait. 3. Nail polish remover: Similar to the alcohol method, first remove any loose adhesive, then use a cloth soaked in nail polish remover to wipe the sticky area. 4. Lemon juice: Squeeze lemon juice onto your hand where the adhesive is stuck, rub repeatedly, and the adhesive marks will be removed. 5. Hairdryer: Use the hairdryer's hot air setting, holding it about 10cm away from the adhesive. Direct the hot air onto the adhesive while slowly peeling off the label as you blow.

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LillianaLynn

09/11/25 3:29am

Dealing with adhesive on car paint can indeed be frustrating, and I've handled it several times myself. Essential balm is quite effective—just drip it onto a dry cloth and gently rub, and the adhesive will gradually dissolve. For stubborn sticker residue, use a heat gun over a towel for about 30 seconds to soften it before scraping, but be careful with the temperature to avoid damaging the paint. Medical alcohol also works well—spray it onto a cotton cloth and wipe three to four times. Remember, never use a blade to scrape! Professional adhesive remover sprays from car washes are the most effective, but rinse and dry immediately after use. After treatment, always wax the paint to protect it, especially for dark-colored cars, as they are more prone to scratches.

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