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UGH...Center tail light issues
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groundeffect
Registered User
I would try soap and water first, with some scrubbing action.
If that fails, perhaps something like goo-gone or acetone may work - however, this may strip some paint from the panel - best try it first, on the backside of a panel to be sure it works, without damaging the paint on your precious Spyder.
Hope that helps.
Smylinacha
Yellinacha
Yup I was gonna say nail polish remover
true, if you use too much....but Goo Gone is very good ....forgot about that stuff. :2thumbs:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Always start with the mildest product you can...and test in an inconspicuous place first, if possible. After soap and water, try the Goo Gone or WD-40. If that doesn't work, try a non-abrasive hand cleaner. If you have to go to solvents, try simple prep-sol (paint prep solvent or wax remover) first, then paint thinner (mineral spirits). I would not use lacquer thinner or acetone unless you want to destroy the paint!
LDFIREWORKS
New member
goo
gone lighty then wax heavy:clap:
gone lighty then wax heavy:clap:
