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A friend of mine used easy-off oven cleaner, but that stuff is plain nasty. You need gloves and eye protection. I have not verified it or if it is safe for all finishes.
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That is sort of what I have best thing ever if you remove a lot of decals or lettering.
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I got a bottle of adhesive remover at O'Reilly's called Goo Gone. Put some on a clean rag wiped the adhesive with it. It took a little rubbing, very little and everything cleaned right up. Counter kid tried to sell me a can of airisol adhesive remover at the price of $20. The Goo Gone cost me $2.99
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I've been redoing old JD's for several years and I use a heat gun and WD 40 for the remainder of the adhesive. It works on 40 year decals and if I need to I use one of those Bondo spreaders made of plastic for the decal since it wont leave any marks.
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