ROLL ON PAINT PROTECTOR - DON'T PUT IT ON YOUR BONNET .

BUGGER !!!

Hope the rain works, if not will the product warranty come into play?

Trevor.

Try wetting it down and then cover with glad wrap or something similar and let it sit for a while, the glad wrap will stop it from drying out as quick.

Cackles

If it's Acrylic based then Methylated Spirit will soften it.

Mike

We applied that 'crap' to the Pajero about 3yrs ago. It did an excellent job in keeping the vehicle scratch free, however it is still on the car in tiny little patches, baked solid on.

The only product I found that touched it was Bowdens Own Paint Cleaner, even then it still required a lot of elbow grease to remove the more obvious dots. You would now need to know what your looking for to find it, but I still know its there, which is enough to give me the slops.

I would thoroughly recommend people give their vehicle an excellent polish with a caruba wax before a holiday, rather than applying the 'crap'.

Willie,

While it is on, you will just have to another trip :-)

If you get most of it off but have the little awkward bits left then I have found the best by far is anti-fouling thinner, available at whitworths or other marine stores.

I use it regularly (in small areas) on my 04 100 series with no ill affects on paint.

cheers
JohnN

cackles above says to wrap it in gladwrap, but better idea may be could be to lay several layers of newspaper on it and wetting every layer as you go...this will keep it damp and h give water time to soften...if its going to

Willie,
I applied it to my vehicle prior to going away last year and had no problems removing it except to some small areas on the rubber strips around the windows.
I do have a streaky patch on the roof that could be a residue but since it's out of sight, I don't worry about it.

You could try warming it up with a hairdryer then peeling it off?

Thanks everybody . There is some good ideas here and I will try them . I am not sure about the newspaper Nudie - If the newsprint comes out and stains the paint I would be heartbroken - maybe butchers paper would be the go .

I would not stop using the product because of this . I think it is a really good idea and stopped the sides of my car being absolutely destroyed on my last trip .

Looks pretty weird now - a silver car with a brown bonnet !

Cheers ,

Willie .

I will keep my eye out for a 4x4 with newspapers and glad wrap stuck to its bonnet.

Skinny

eucalyptus oil may be good too, we use it to clean wax pots in the salon. I have no idea what it would do to paint though so test first.

cackles

Rain?

What is rain, We live in QLD and have read in history books about this stuff, would love to hear from somebody with first hand experience. Must be magic stuff if it will clean that stuff of your car!

PJ.

Eucalyptus oil is worth a go.

I've used for taking all sorts of "non-removables" off cars and caravans without ill effect. You have to REALLY go to town to make it take paint off.

Acetone is good as well but that takes the paint off in the blink of an eye. Be careful.

Bilbo