Try spraying with WD 40; leave it on a bit, scrape gently and it will come off. I used Magic Eraser on mine and you can't even tell a sticker was on there.
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Try spraying with WD 40; leave it on a bit, scrape gently and it will come off. I used Magic Eraser on mine and you can't even tell a sticker was on there.
This link should help https://www.bimmerforums.com/forum/showthread.php?1892479-What-to-use-to-safely-remove-adhesive-residue-on-a-car
Goo Gone is best- runs about 3.00 at any hardware type store.
WD-40
Lots of suggestions from car enthusiasts:
https://grassrootsmotorsports.com/forum/grm/removing-old-bumper-sticker-glue/69240/page1/
Try a hair dryer and some goo gone
Pam frying pan spray
Goo Gone or WD40.