how to get rubber off back bumper
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From: wantagh, ny
how to get rubber off back bumper i have a conciderable amount of rubber, vht, and lc6 all over the bottom side of my bumper and rear fenders, what is the best and fastest way to get this off without ruining the paint? its really stuck on there good, ive tried tar and bug remover, wd 40, wheel cleaner,
what do you guys do? thanks
what do you guys do? thanks
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From: Pearl City, Hawaii
Use a Mr. Clean Dry eraser and when your done use some PAM on there to keep the rubber from sticking again. I use to do it all the time at the race track, get home and hose off the rubber. Clean-up's are no problem with the PAM trick!!
Goo Gone works absolutly amazing here. Soak it with a few good sprays and wait like a min. Then just wipe it right off. I wouldn't screw up a good clay bar for this BTW. Same goes for road tar. Just wipes right off. May have to rewax it afterwards. I usually do anyway.
Goo Gone works absolutly amazing here. Soak it with a few good sprays and wait like a min. Then just wipe it right off. I wouldn't screw up a good clay bar for this BTW. Same goes for road tar. Just wipes right off. May have to rewax it afterwards. I usually do anyway.
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Staging Lane
Joined: Apr 2008
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From: Mobile, AL
i've put paint thinner on a rag before and wiped at it until it came completely off. but that was on my old 6 banger Camaro, plus it was white too, it was way more noticable than it is on my red SS. but that would be my last resort. and if you do use it, always buff it out with some good wax or compound afterwards.
You might also want to try Geddex Burnout Guard. Just before you go to the track (or where ever) spray on a couple coats of it per instructions. Afterward just go to a car wash and use pressure wash to take it off. Works great for me and its alot less messy than using WD40!
Ill have to try this.. I am going back to the track this friday and the fenders are clean at the moment.
