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WD40 is your best bet... I know it sounds weird, but it works amazingly well.
Also amazingly well at eventually eating your clear coat and paint; if you don't clean off remaining oil. Which is fun because WD40 is meant for water displacement .. Almost half the can is Hexane which is close to Kerosene.
Get the monkey from Kirkland ford to remove that ****. Not speaking to you specifically because you want it gone....but i don't understand how some people go out and buy a brand new 40 thousand dollar vehicle and let the dealership vandalize their car by glueing on their dealership name on your cars paint.
Before i leave i would say take that **** of or pay me.
Since I'm no longer there ill make sure to put in a special request for an extra one. Maybe if your lucky a transformer sticker also.....and your welcome to **** on my old desk or any for that matter. Lol
Would a clay bar not take off the residue? If you go the route of WD40 (which does work), immediately wash the affected area with dawn, and apply a wax/sealant to the section on the car.
