What can be used to remove adhesive from car wraps?

[AbelLynn]

You can use a hairdryer, wet towel, and carburetor cleaner to remove adhesive from car wraps. Using a hairdryer: Blow the hairdryer hard until it becomes hot to the touch, then immediately apply even force to peel off the car wrap. The remaining adhesive can be sprayed with tar remover, left for a while, and then wiped clean with a wet cloth. It's very easy. Wet towel: First, use a wet towel to moisten and soften the paper on the car wrap, then rub it off. For the remaining adhesive, apply essential balm, alcohol, or hand cream, and it will come off with a wipe. This is very effective for adhesive marks. Carburetor cleaner: For glass that already has a film, never use regular cleaners as some chemical agents may damage the film. In this case, use a towel dipped in a small amount of carburetor cleaner (such as alcohol or diesel) to repeatedly wipe the area with the adhesive, but never spray the carburetor cleaner directly on the glass, as it could damage the film. It's important to note that these are all flammable items, so be cautious of open flames during use.