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Either as stated above. Or a slightly slower but safer to all paint types, Denatured Alcohol. Just let is soak for a bit and scrub it off with a micro fiber cloth. FYI you'll be chucking that cloth in the trash when your done.
Any of the above or 3M adhesive remover (fairly aggressive) or common paint thinner (very safe/mild, similar to Naptha). With the paint thinner, I position or tape a small piece of rag over the spot and then soak it to keep it wet for 10 or 15 minutes so it can work.
I use a razor blade frequently for a glob like that. But you can only use ONE side of the single edge blade. When a blade is sharpened when new ,it leaves a very slight curved edge.If you try to slide the blade along with the curve down it with scrape the paint slightly and you can FEEL it (also see it) doing it.With the curve UP,the blade will skim the adhesive right off. Just start at on side w/the blade; use a little side to side cutting action and if it slips right along you know in about an 1/8" if you have the right side up. Then use a little something mentioned from other post to remove the small amount of remaining residue. (I will use a blade to take virtually ALL adhesive and residue off). gary
I prefer Goof Off because it's a household-spec product... the least agressive and enough to get the job done. The 3M adhesive is good too but be mindful of how long it has been sitting on the paint surface.
Being aware of damaging a paint surface should always be a major concern.Most solvents will eventually start "working/softening/discoloring" the paint if left long enough.Some a LOT quicker than others. I easily strip an entire pinstripe from a vehicle with a razor blade as mentioned before with NO paint damage. Any residue left I can quickly remove with a solvent. The particular adhesive in the original post is a 1 minute job.. tops. All suggestions will work fine ;just a matter of finding one you are comfortable with. gary
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