How to get a magnet off
Flexible magnets, like the kind you stick on trucks, are made of plastic or rubber compounds. They decay and get very sticky.
I second the Goo Gone solution. Cheap and easy. Penetration may be poor, depending on how much is left on the truck, but it's very paint-safe. I removed a plastic decal that covered both sides of a delivery van with that stuff. It took 2 weeks to get it all, but the paint was untouched.
I second the Goo Gone solution. Cheap and easy. Penetration may be poor, depending on how much is left on the truck, but it's very paint-safe. I removed a plastic decal that covered both sides of a delivery van with that stuff. It took 2 weeks to get it all, but the paint was untouched.
Flexible magnets, like the kind you stick on trucks, are made of plastic or rubber compounds. They decay and get very sticky. I second the Goo Gone solution. Cheap and easy. Penetration may be poor, depending on how much is left on the truck, but it's very paint-safe. I removed a plastic decal that covered both sides of a delivery van with that stuff. It took 2 weeks to get it all, but the paint was untouched.
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Literally just dealt with this yesterday, I used a heat gun to heat it up (although hair dryer would be safer) then keep pulling at it with my finger nail.




