Goo Gone Automotive Adhesive Remover, Goo & Grime Cleaner for Bumper Stickers, Decals, Tree Sap, Brake Dust, Bird Droppings, Gum, Spray Paint, Asphalt, 24 oz with MicroFiber Buffing Towel

My husband's Jeep had this awful clear adhesive that had become discolored and looked terrible. We tried everything to remove it and this stuff WORKS! We would spray, let it sit and then use a metal scraper to remove.

I bought a used car and it came with a couple of bumper stickers and a metallic badge emblem on it. I ran a hair dryer over them for a few minutes to get the adhesive warm, then used dental floss to gently saw behind them to pull the stickers up and remove as much adhesive as possible. I then saturated the remaining adhesive with goo gone, let it sit for a few minutes, and scrubbed off with a soft cloth. All the adhesive came right off and it looked clean. For good measure I ran the car through an automatic car wash after that and the spots came out perfect, like the stickers were never there in the first place.

This left a sticky, filmy residue on the paint and it did not remove the sap. I don’t know how to get it off now.

I used this to clean the sticky residue off my truck bedside after removing the 4×4 decals. This worked great and did not damage the paint and worked quickly.

The sap on my car was really old and dry. It didn't do the job on it's own but I still think it's a good product.

It did a good job of removing the adhesive residue the plastic protective strips on the door edges.

I have zero complaints. This stuff got the glue from the dealership stickers off my car in about 10 minutes. I just sprayed it onto a rag and wiped the stuff off.

It worked very well on tree sap on my car.