Rapid Remover Adhesive Decal Remover for Vinyl Wraps Autos Boats Signs Graphics Stickers (4 oz.)

We had a leak in a vent on the outside of our Motorhome. Raining like crazy so we covered the vent with Flex Tape to prevent more water damage. Now it’s dry and time to fix it and the tape was NOT coming off. We tried citric cleaners, rubbing alcohol, heating it, it was a no go (which is great for the Flex Tape).Saw the reviews on RapidTAC Remover and decided to give it a try. WOW!! It worked so well, I can’t even tell you. Let it sit for 15-30 seconds and it got ALL the gooped up adhesive off. Clean up project went from hours to less than 10 minutes (All on a ladder). No damage to the fiberglass exterior siding. Would HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! Thank you soooo much for making an effective, time saving product! Well worth it!

I had low expectations but this stuff works EXCELLENT. A million times faster than goof off or even paint thinner, and no worries about paint damage. Worth every penny.

I have been in the middle of restoring an RV and unfortunately those stickers look like melted crusty garbage and they leave a residue thats the equivalent of some kind of gorilla glue on the surface. This is the ONLY product I have found that will do ANYTHING to get rid of that residue. I have been using specialized tools, scraping, grinding, polishing trying different chemicals etc. For my use case some of the stickers have faded into the metal. BUT this stuff totally wipes out residue with a fair bit of elbow grease. If you need to remove vinyl stickers this is the only stuff I know that will do anything at all (including orange glo remover) that will get rid of that stuff! its a must have for RV beautification.

El.producto o el.liquido nos irve para lo quebesta diseñado he comprado en otro aldo este mismo producto, pero este envase no sirve, segun y que no tiene devoluciones no lo recomiendo ya que no me quierem hacer la devolucion de mi dinero esta intacto elmpote

Elbow grease required for auto molding but definately makes it easier to remove.

I am dead serious. RapidTac is AMAZING. Anyone who has a one star review must have been trying to remove the actual decal with this product. That is not its purpose.I removed a clear protective bra that was on my car since 2012. If you have never removed one of these adhesive bras before, I HIGHLY recommend watching "Paint Protection Film Removal. The right way” on YouTube. I started removal before I watched it and that is why I had so much adhesive left behind on my bumper. Once I removed the bra properly there was little residue and I did not use a steamer or a blow-dryer, just hot sun, patience and pulling in the correct direction.RapidTac is so amazing, I really cannot say enough great things.It doesn't have a caustic odor, it is citrus and rather pleasant actuallyYou really don't need to leave the product on for any length of time. I sprayed waited about 30 seconds and was ready to go. What really impressed me the most is that I DID NOT use a rubber scraping tool. I didn't trust myself not to scratch the paint and bumper so all I used are PAPER TOWELS. I am a little neurotic about my cars.I didn't wear gloves (I didn't think about it until I was done) and there was absolutely no reaction to my skin or nails. (I am writing this two days later.)I purchased the 4 oz bottle just to try it because it is a bit on the expensive side (I tried the orange stuff from Walmart and it did NOTHING). Well that 4 oz bottle did my entire front end (mind you I have a MINI Cooper) and I still have 1/2 the bottle left.When you are done, wash it with plain water (no soap) and you are done. The person who invented this stuff deserves a WIPO Medal for Inventors. I will be buying a big bottle to have when I need it.

Tried out on a very old clear chip guard decal on my car. Does soften the glue after removing the decal but still hard to come off. The plastic razors that I bought as well do most of the work that the solvent doesn't.Overall you do need a product like this, otherwise the old decal adhesive will never come off.Still need to be careful or will end up rubbing through the clear coat and into the paint.

I've always used Goof Off or Goo Gone to remove decal residue and such and it's been largely effective... recently I had a decal that left behind residue that nothing would remove and a friend recommended I give this a shot. Shockingly effective compared to what I'm used to... using half as much and half as much elbow grease, this was far more effective in getting that troublesome decal residue off. Will be my go-to from here on out.