Chance883

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I have been to the track, and I cant get the rubber off of the side of my car. What would be the best thing to use with out hurting my paint?

chevrolet02z28

if u got rubber right behind the tires.... ide say yer fed on not hurting the paint... most the time that craps so hot.... it can screw the paint up... that would be why most people put tape there.... but ne how i think my one friend said u can use prepsol on it.....

z2fast8

use some paint thinner on a rag its corrosive enough to eat at the rubber and should'nt mess up the paint as long as u dnt just leae it on there

Duffster

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Wd40...

shawno

dont use dlaquer thinner unless you are sure that that panel hasnt been painted before.if it has,you will have a huge mess on your hands.get some 3m general purpose adhesive remover.put it on a rag let it soak for a couple minutes,wipe and repeat til it is gone.

Datzneat

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Like Duffster said. WD40 will do the trick.

Chance883

iTrader: (8)

Thanks everyone, I got it off. WD40 worked, although it made it smear. But its off.

Duffster

iTrader: (103)

now simple green/greased lightening

then wax it. . .

machete

i know it sounds weird but creamy peanut-butter does the job also.

Smokinlt1

I use PAM(frying pan stuff) before track and after track I just it off with a 3500psi pressure washer. Works like a champ for me.

Duffster

iTrader: (103)

Heard of this one too...that and taping it first...

purplehays4

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Soap and water with a lil bit of tuff love usually works for me

jimmyblue

iTrader: (11)

I've used WD-40 and Go-Jo (no pumice!) and both work if
you let them sit. The Go-Jo stays put better.

ZForce1

I like the pam cooking spray idea - clever; good to know about wd-40 also

MeentSS02

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WD-40 is my weapon of choice...that and not driving my car at all.

Camaro396

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use WD40 like others said. a tip that I do, is take some wax right before you go to the track, wax up the rear 1/4 panels, and then when your done you go home and can just wipe it off. Looks weird at the track, but it makes the rubber come right off.

98sILVERsTREAK

Wd-40 with a clay bar. wax it afterwards for protection.

krwyellowZ28

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Kerosene works great for me. I always reapply a coat of wax afterwards, though.

LS1crazy01

iTrader: (14)

soapy water and a rag for me,works everytime!

87gnx

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X2 here. I've heard of people spraying "Pam" on before going racing(kinda' wierd) never done it myself tho.