Removing glue residue from car paint? Here's how to do it!
Removing glue residue from car paint can be a tricky task. Glue residue is often left behind on the car after removing a sticker, wrap, or logo. You can easily remove glue and sticker residue from your car without damaging the paint, as long as you have the right products. Read our blog to learn how to remove glue residue from car paint yourself.
How to remove glue residue from car paint
A caramel wheel is the best method for removing stickers and glue residue from car paint. This caramel wheel is often referred to as a sticker remover. It's made from special rubber derived from the caramel tree. The caramel wheel can safely remove glue residue from car paint without causing any damage. It can be attached to any drill using a bit, making it easy for anyone to remove stickers and glue residue from their car.
How do I use a caramel wheel to remove stickers?
You can attach a caramel wheel to a drill using a bit. To use the sticker remover properly, follow the steps below.
- Ensure the surface is clean.
- Attach the caramel wheel to the drill securely to prevent it from coming loose.
- Place the caramel wheel flat against the glue residue or sticker (don’t tilt or angle it).
- Do not apply pressure, let the drill and the caramel wheel do the work.
- Make sure the caramel wheel and the drill do not exceed 4000 rpm.
- Once the residue is removed, clean the paint with a good degreaser. If desired, you can polish the car.