Bad roof wrap

[JPSZX10R]

Anyone on this have any idea how to get shop of at least ten year old carbon wrap ? Tried hot air gun and plastic blade . Various other liquids and nothing touches it . Would like to keep the paint underneath but its not looking hopeful. Any ideas ?

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

What happened with the hot air and blade? Did it just tear?

 

[JPSZX10R]

Each little bit breaks away . The wrap has torn on each little block of carbon its like a million squares , it just laughs at the heat gun and blade as the blade skips over the top. And the bit I did get off the spoiler the glue has left an imprinted pattern in the paint so hope it mops out .

 

[Ex-User (19928)]

Try a razor blade, but be careful.

I've removed a wrap before although it wasn't old and was just a solid colour. Heat gun to make it soft and a razor blade to get the initial bit up.

 

[Louis]

Put a wrap on top

 

[JPSZX10R]

Spoken to a wrap company and they won't wrap over the top .

 

[TheEvilGiraffe]

Something like Tardis to melt the glue perhaps ?

Definitely wouldn't be "mopping" that...

@gally .. ever come across this ?! So to speak..

 

[chris blue]

Autoglym Tar and adhesive remove will break it down

 

[JPSZX10R]

Thanks i will give it a try , will let you all know how it goes .

 

[Louis]

Spoken to a wrap company and they won't wrap over the top .

Why? If it's that hard to remove it shouldnt make a difference

 

[Bluebeard]

Just done a Mini with the same issue. Took nearly 2 full days.

Keep the car in the shade and nice and cool. Soak it in Tar and Glue remover. (Tardis, Autoglym etc etc) leave it for an hour, re soak it in the same again. Leave an hour, re soak.

Then, get a Toffee wheel on a drill. (Plenty on eBay) and it will bump it off.

Keep plenty of clean rags (20 at least) by your side, plenty of tar and glue remover and stay in the shade.

Good luck! It nearly broke my spirits! Lol