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So I glued down some bubble insulation on my firewall/floors using 3M 77. I got some over-spray on my kicks, which have an acrylic clear over top. Now parts of them are rough to the touch. Can anyone suggest a way to remove this? Or can I put a clear back over-top to try and smooth it out? It's not show quality, but trying to do what I can to make it presentable.

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I've used WD-40 or mineral spirits to remove the glue and not effect the paint. 3M also makes an adhesive remover, but it could remove the paint if the paint has not cured for at least 90 days.

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Thanks Tim, I'm going to try that this weekend. Fingers crossed...


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You might try Prep-Sol or similar paint cleaner, it's more of a solvent than mineral spirits but won't attack the paint.

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Perhaps a light TSP?


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How about using a clay bar ????


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Goo Gone! It's a mild adhesive remover. Rinse with water immediately after removing the glue to neutralize the Goo Gone.


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