DO NOT use Goo Gone!!!!!

[Perdurable]

Update: I took the bike to a shop that did some major body work on my car after an incident. They told me they could sand the top of the tank and re-clear coat it, buff it, all for 2-3 hours of labor tops at $50 an hr.

Yay!!!
Good deal bro that was some bs!!!
GOO GONE:thumbdown:

 

[DiabloValleyFZ6R]

rubbing alcohol is best

 

[SampsonNation]

rubbing alcohol is best

Maybe you had better luck, but it didn't do anything for me.

 

[Z3roFlaw]

I used goo gone just today to remove three stickers on the swing arm. They came off eventually and all I had to do was wash the area with some soapy water and then I waxed it. Looks clean.

The tank sticker came off in one smooth peel and I never needed to use the goo gone on it (wasn't going to try, since I was worried about it messing up the paint).

 

[BKP]

I used Goo Gone last night, *after* reading this entire thread.
Yeah, ok, feel free to bestow upon me the oblivious dumbass of the week award...

Long story short, I had a similar haze. I kept it small by not wiping around too much... However, it occurred, that the 'haze' might be semi-dissolved residual glue, which could account for the rough feel.
I grabbed some WD-40, and it *removed* the haze (with some serious elbow grease).

Not sayin' you have the same situation... But, in the event it's *not* from being repainted... I'm just sayin'...

 

[Detrich]

I think we all noticed the haze, but it's just residual glue that u have to polish off with some elbow muscle. The point is the Goo Gone did not damage our paint.

 

[fltdriver]

I think we all noticed the haze, but it's just residual glue that u have to polish off with some elbow muscle. The point is the Goo Gone did not damage our paint.

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