Removing Plasti-Dip

[whokilledkaji]

I tried plasti-dipping my front pony emblem last night, but not sure I like it very much.
I seem to have a lot of plasti-dip stuck in the area between the pony and the grill surround.

I don’t mind removing the pony, but what’s the best way to remove some of the stubborn plasti-dip off the grill?
I heard Goo-Gone and WD40, but would that hurt the grill plastic?



Thanks!

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[Arsenalslr95]

If you have one of those car wash bays around you where you pay to use it, the high pressure hose up close and personal usually does the trick

 

[whokilledkaji]

If you have one of those car wash bays around you where you pay to use it, the high pressure hose up close and personal usually does the trick

Thanks! I'll try that!

 

[Chameleon]

Goo gone.

 

[Waylap1]

Spray it heavily with Goo Gone. Let it sit 20 mins. It washes right off like gloppy lumpy black oil.
Step 2. Don't spray paint a brand new Mustang.

 

[DrDing.Muscle]

I have heard that turtle wax bug and tar remover dissolves it away very easily.

 

[aggieStang]

Skip all of that ^^^ spray it with wd40 or aerokroil then wipe it off/wash it off

 

[Mustang99]

Goo gone automotive

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[Dramad1]

Agreed wd40 works excellent

 

[whokilledkaji]

Thanks for all of the replies!
I'm going to tackle this tonight, so I'll let you know what I choose and how well it works!

The WD40 and Goo Gone won't affect the plastic grill?

 

[aggieStang]

Wd40 just leaves an oil feel then you can just wash your car like norm to get rid of that

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