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Today, I removed the Union Jack roof decal from my Cooper...the middle portion was faded, but the outer portions were vibrant as day one. Anyways, there is a butt-ton of adhesive residue left behind. Can anyone recommend a good adhesive remover that will work well in colder temperatures (below 40 degrees)? I've tried Goo-Gone, to no avail.
Any input that can be offered would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Is it possible to bring the Mini in a garage to warm it up a bit? Ive had some luck flashing a small working area with a heat gun (not close on the surface), while applying some goo-gone to a cloth and working it out.
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03MCS, ENKEI RSV 17", ALTA 15% pulley, ALTA CAI, OPTIMA yellow top, NGK iridium plugs, NOLOGY Hotwires, RACING DYNAMICS strut bar, Chameleon Viper Stripes, Color matched (BRG, BLK) dash/door cards (with dash Viper stripes), Flush fiberglass rear amp rack, Kenwood HU, ROCKFORD FOSGATE (old school models, pre 99) Punch 400, Punch 200 amps
I'm surprised that Goo-Gone didn't work. I just removed my stripes this past weekend and the residual adhesive was easily removed using Goo-Gone. Perhaps the roof decal has a bit more sticky then stripes.
