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I'm working on my red vw that's been a victim of the Florida sun. I used a round pinstripe eraser on my drill on one side of the car which worked well for the actual decal, but in some areas it looks like the inner part of the pinstripe as well as adhesive is still stuck to the car. I didn't want to keep going over it in fear of burning through the paint. I was actually going to lightly wet sand the sides of the car anyway then compound with my da buffer in a last ditch effort to get some color back. The hood and the hatch may be too far gone, I'll try a test area though. Will the wet sanding be sufficient getting rid of the remaining pinstripe/adhesive, or should I try going over it with the pinstripe remover again?
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Re: Pinstripe & adhesive removal
Try some adhesive remover. 3M or GooGone. -
Re: Pinstripe & adhesive removal
I do have some goo-gone so I'll give that a try. Thanks for your help!Originally posted by The Guz View PostComment
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Re: Pinstripe & adhesive removal
It's best to get the gooey stuff off before you polish with the buffer. You don't want that stuff on your pad. I have a lot of success with Turtle Wax Label & Sticker Remover.John @ HillCityAutoDetail.com
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