Polywatch Scratch Removal Plastic Acrylic Polishing Cream Automotive Polishes, 5 ml

I bought this to remove old sun baked vinyl on my car. I was concerned about damaging the paint but did my research and found this product. Boy oh boy did it work wonders! There was a nasty yellow residue that the vinyl had left and this help peel it clean off without harming my paint. A little goes a long way, you just have to work in sections. I recommend using a plastic "putty knife" to scrape adhesive after application. Great product! I included pictures to show how it helped, please disregard the yellowing, that is caused by UV light on the adhesive. I'm hoping to buff that out! 3m Adhesive worked wonders

Used this to remove the leftover adhesive from a Rear Bumper Appliqué. Which is the clear polyurethane protection film on the rear bumper to protect it from scratches. The clear film was looking really bad on my 11 year old car. Removed it with a hair dryer and plastic scraper tool, as to not scratch the paint, but it left the stubborn glue behind. Tried using Goo Gone, but that just made it worse and made a big, sticky mess. Did some internet research to discover that the 3M Adhesive Remover is what professional auto body shops use to remove the glue residue from paint protection films, window tint film, large advertising stickers, and the like. Got a can of this, and it works much better than Goo Gone. Also, even though this is strong at removing the adhesive, it doesn't damage the underlying paint. I used about 1/2 the can on a very stubborn PPF bumper film. Had to go over it about 3 times to get all the adhesive off, along with a handful of old rags. Use in well ventilated area, as fumes are very strong. But that's a good thing, because you know this is seriously strong stuff to remove messy glues and adhesives. Unlike Goo Gone that also leaves oily residue behind, that then also needs to be cleaned off. This evaporates and doesn't leave anything behind, like if you used alcohol or something like that.