MIGS

iTrader: (15)

i live in an apartment complex flooded with little out of control brats, so i wake up this morning to find some thinly stretched GUM across my rear QP. it's hot as hell outside, so the gum is still gooey.

I haven't touched it yet because i dont want to make it worse.

Any advice on the safest way to remove it?


Thanks brethren....

Joey-E

iTrader: (1)

Get a ice cube rub it on the gum a lil bit to get it really cold/frozen once you do that try removing the gum it should flake off.

saleens281

I've used canned air from office depot. I turned it upside down and sprayed the gum to the point it froze and pulled it right off. I would wait for the sun and car to cool a bit before you try it though. You could use some ice as well but it'll take longer to remove. Someone thought it was funny to throw a piece of gum on the hood of my 350z but it worked for me.

ThomasGS4

iTrader: (19)

Peanut Butter? Lol...

MIGS

iTrader: (15)

ice? really? i wondered about that...

OG Dada

iTrader: (10)

Seriously, paint thinner. Not laquer thinner! This thing even remove road grimes!

MMCtuner

Yes, try with ice. Avoid using thinner, there´s no need to remove your paint with the gum.

MIGS

iTrader: (15)

Thanks guys. I just tried the ice cube trick, and it worked. gum fell right off.

HIGH FIVE, SEXXY TIIIIIME

N00bie909

iTrader: (5)

Clay bar maybe? Glad you removed it already

1980

wd40 works good.

Whoareu

try a really good cleaner wax to remove but dont mark my words on that

Joey-E

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Kira X

iTrader: (24)

WD-40 works great to remove gum.

MIGS

iTrader: (15)

mods

please lock thread/

Launch1

Best advice given and will not harm paint.