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Old 06-10-2002, 01:42 PM
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I need help on how to remove adhesive from a sticker that was on a fiberglass camper shell. Elbow grease and cleaner is not cutting it. Any suggestions?
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Go to home depot and get a qt or pt of Adhesive Remover. This works well for Masking Tape, Duct Tape, Stickers, Etc.

Try to avoid getting it on your paint. I do not know what it will do to your paint job.
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Bryant,
The citrus based cleaners are great for adhesives. I liked 3M if you can get it. Any of the "orange" stuff. Preferably a concentrate.
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I think bug and tar remover will work too.
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wd-40 also works, but be sure to wash then rewax the area after.
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