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Saturating an area of the remaining tape with Goo Gone and then working the majority of it off with your fingertips is probably your best bet. Then finish up with a cloth that has been dampened with Goo Gone and you should be good-to-go. I did something similar in removing the faux gas cap from the tail panel of my Mustang and this process seemed to work best.
FYI --be prepared for your fingertips to be very sore after this process -- I felt as if the tips of my fingers had been worn raw after spending an hour or so working on this project.....
FYI --be prepared for your fingertips to be very sore after this process -- I felt as if the tips of my fingers had been worn raw after spending an hour or so working on this project.....
I agree, Goo Gone is good to use in this case. Saturate the sticky parts and work it out with your fingernail. I had to do that when I changed my emblems for customized ones as the glue stayed on the truck and not the stock emblems I had just taken off. Took me a long time to do, probably 1-2 hours per emblem but eventually got it all. The time it takes for you to remove the sticky residue depends on how "sticky" your glue is...
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Just did my wife's Taurus last week. Used mineral spirits to get the thick stuff off, then final clean-up with goo-gone on a cloth. By the way. customer servive at AVS (owned by Lund) was excellent. Had a broken visor on both the Taurus'. Sent them a letter with pics and copies of receipts and had new ones (full set) in about a week.



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