3m tape residue removal??? so my front bumper just got repainted 3-4 days ago I stick on my license plate on to the bumper with some 3m tape, now it looks kind of weird so i decided to custom make a specific bracket that holds the plate. Removed the plate but have 10-20cm left of 3m tape thats left on the bumper. I tried to pick it with my nail and one part of the paint got peeled off by me picking it. What is the best way to remove this? can KEN remove this? helps will be greatly appreciated thx |
goo gone? dont rub too hard or it will mess ur paint up |
shit im scared messing up even more im an idiot trying to use a buffer :( removed the paint thats the size of a penny ughhhh $#@($#)(@$(*#@$*&#@$@# |
there are adhesive removers made by 3M but ugh your paint hasnt cured yet from the looks. you're suppose to let it sit for a while :S |
^ where can i get that and how long should i let the paint to cure im tripping balls lol |
the paint needs to cure atleast a month, ask the guys who repainted your bumper, they will know exact time. as to where to buy 3M adhesive remover, you'll have to do a bit of googling, but i know it can be bought in the states, thats bout it |
We have adhesive remover at my work, once your paint is completely cured you can drop by and use it. Posted via RS Mobile |
cool sounds good guys thx a lot |
The body shop didn't tell you not to attach anything or not to apply any pressure to the paint till it fully cures? Even if you get the tape off without any further damage it will most likely leave an impression in the cured paint that will always be slightly visible. |
shit, sounds like i digged my own grave. sigh |
perhaps im better off putting back on my license plate with 3m tape where i glue on in the first place, to cover the stupid damage and without bothering to remove the residue |
i recommend you leave it for now seriously lol |
^ lol im such an impatient guy, looking at those residue on my freshly painted bumper kills me. Its like an itch, u are tempted to scratch it haha |
stripe off/eraser wheel |
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