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Yeah it was stupid but I managed to get a little bit on my back bumper. :rolleyes: Any suggestions before I go out there and try applying a bit of stuff from every bottle and spray can in my garage? WD-40 maybe? Clay bar? 
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WD-40 may eat the paint. how much did you get on there? is it stuck on real good? maybe use a plastic spoon or knife to scrape the stuff off.|-Bright Red 1998 Firebird 3.8, A4, W68 & Y87-|<p>|-Dynomouth Cat-Back with 2.5\" dual/dual tips, 3\" Catco Highflow Cat, Fast Toy\'s Ram-Air, Holley Power Shot Filter, Carbon Fiber Whisper lid, 3.42\'s Auburn LSD, Clear Side Markers, T-Tops, 10 Speaker 500 Watt Monsoon Stero-|<p>AIM: nowhere manI7<p>Future Mods: Pacesetter Headers?, painted calipers, what else... hmmm <br /><a href=\"http://members.cardomain.com/redbird98\" target=\"_blank\">http://members.cardomain.com/redbird98</a> -
Not much at all but whats on there is caked on good. I'll try scraping it that could possibly work.- <a href=\"http://www.thenebula.com/carpics/pics2/camaro2.JPG\" target=\"_blank\">White \'99 V6 Camaro</a> (M5, 3.23s)<br />- 3\" Borla Exaust, RK Sport Induction Lid, Fast Toys Ram Air, K&N Air Filter, !Silencer, !MAF Screen, B&M Short shifter, Manual Fan Switch, 160° Hypertech Powerstat, BMR Boxed LCAs(rubber/poly), BMR STB<br /><a href=\"http://www.cardomain.com/member_pages/view_page.pl?page_id=386884&page=1\" target=\"_blank\">*My Cardomain Website*</a>Comment
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a plastic scraper, 50cents or something....and ya a claybar should work, but your hands gonna be really tired...your gonna be there for a while :( ...sucks man...I did the same thing with some different stuff but on my rims...
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I have no idea what so ever how safe it is for the paint... for all i know it could eat a hole right through the paint instantly, but i do know that hairspray took superglue right off my hands one day. I found that out by mistake... just a thought...Comment
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maybe dilute the hair spray really good. like 10 parts water 1 part hair spray, just to be safe.|-Bright Red 1998 Firebird 3.8, A4, W68 & Y87-|<p>|-Dynomouth Cat-Back with 2.5\" dual/dual tips, 3\" Catco Highflow Cat, Fast Toy\'s Ram-Air, Holley Power Shot Filter, Carbon Fiber Whisper lid, 3.42\'s Auburn LSD, Clear Side Markers, T-Tops, 10 Speaker 500 Watt Monsoon Stero-|<p>AIM: nowhere manI7<p>Future Mods: Pacesetter Headers?, painted calipers, what else... hmmm <br /><a href=\"http://members.cardomain.com/redbird98\" target=\"_blank\">http://members.cardomain.com/redbird98</a>Comment
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I don't know if I would try to pick it off, it might take a piece of paint with it.
One thing that might help is take a hair dryer and heat it up real good and see if that might make it come off a little easier. I just wouldn't try and pick at it without heating it up first. Atleast I know when you heat a sticker up, it almost just slides right off the car, not sure if it will work the same way.
Good luck.
[ July 25, 2003: Message edited by: Chevrolet Racing ]</p>2002 Camaro SS, 6 speed, SLP Loudmouth, TR 224/224 Camshaft(valvetrain upgraded), Pro 5.0 shifter / Hurst classic black knob.Comment
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uhhh.. that sucks..
try rubbing alcohol first..Comment
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