3M Adhesive Remover, 12 oz., Quickly Remove Adhesive, Attachment Tape, Tar, Wax & Adhesive Residue, Low VOC <20%, No Residue Left Behind, Easy-to-Use Formula, Also Works on Glass & Vinyl (03618VOC20)

While this doesn't necessarily work like magic, it definitely works better than Goo Gone or Goof Off. Tenants of ours put up those adhesive mounted magnetic screen doors. I guess they didn't want to ask us to buy regular screen doors, and they probably thought that they wouldn't do damage to the door frames because they were adhered with adhesive strips. WRONG! They were up for only a couple of years, but the adhesive had baked onto the door frames and the wood trim around it. There was no way to remove them without peeling the paint off and leaving hard and baked on adhesive residue on the vinyl door frames. I tried both Goo Gone and Goof Off. I spent about 20 minutes using a plastic putty knife and managed to remove about an inch of residue. I tried this and although it still wasn't as easy as some videos show, I was able to remove all the adhesive from 2 doors in about an hours time. Maybe progress would have been faster if I'd been able to use a regular putty knife or razor blade, but as I was working on vinyl clad door frames, I needed to use a plastic scraper so as not to scratch the finish. The spray is very low in odor and doesn't leave any oily trace behind so working with it wasn't uncomfortable or messy at all.

Works surprisingly amazingly. I didn’t expect it to work so well. I had old residual adhesive from duct tape still on my car that was coated in dirt and bugs. I sprayed this on the adhesive and was able to wipe it away as if it were dry erase. Honestly it is pretty expensive but it does work well.

Gets the job done but needs to be scraped, no amount of wiping will remove vinyl decal residue.

Removes light to medium adhesive jobs rather well. ( Stickers, Tapes, etc. ) Harder jobs ( auto trim adhesive) required little more work and multiple applications. But did the job in the end without any paint damage. Would recommend to a friend.

Worked on the toughest filament tape. If the tape is on a vertical surface and you don’t want it to run down the side of the item, soak a paper towel with this product and hold in place several minutes. Works best after you pick off any top plastic covering the adhesive. The product needs to penetrate the actual adhesive.

9/27/26 - This Adhisive Remover is far better than Goof Off. It alittle pricey for a 12 oz. Can.

Do not use on car paint, it will strip it. I used it on a 2025 vehicle to remove 3M tape after removing a spoiler and it stripped the paint in several areas, so be warned. I should have read more of the 1 star reviews. As far as removing adhesive, it seems to do a really good job at that, but it's far too strong for automobile and likely any paint use. The instructions say to only use on sealed paint. My paint was definitely sealed, but that didn't seem to matter. If you have some adhesive residue, just spray on a rag and wipe, and it takes that stuff right off. But keep away from any kind of extended use on paint.

Works great at removing decal glue on a vehicle. I also found a couple other jobs it does great at! Clearing up faded and discolored headlights on a vehicle and removing chalk paint on windows! Super quick and easy too!

It did meet my expectations. It did exactly what they said it would do. It removed the 3M tape .

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Very good 👍 I needed to replace my 3m duble tape and it's working very good 👍 I recomand this one 👌

Working great

I removed the 3M film off the hood of my car and it left a lot of adhesive behind, it was very difficult and time consuming trying to use Goof Off, mineral spirits, actual Home Depot adhesive remover sprays ........I finally had a choice to either pay a detail shop to do it or just spend a little money on the 3M adhesive remover as seen in this listing you are looking at. Well - it wasn't perfect however it was the absolute best by a mile compared to the other things I've tried. 1) spray liberally over the area 2) let it soak in - a minute or so will suffice 3) use a plastic scraper blade ( I did this for my application) and slowly scrape off the adhesive 4) once the bulk of the adhesive has been scraped away - apply the 3M spray again - allow to soak for about a minute 5) wipe with a cloth, not paper towel, use a cloth, apply a little pressure and everything wipes off 6) wash the area with soap and water to neutralize the adhesive remover NOTE: keep this product off composite headlights - it will stain it - warnings are on the bottle. Over all it worked for my stubborn issue - I prefer something to literally melt the adhesive off to wipe off so it gets a 4 out of 5 star rating given the cost of this product BUT its cheaper than a detail shop would charge and it actually took me 55 minutes to get the job done, this includes the hood and bumper area. PACK YOUR PATIENCE and create a technique that works for you. PATIENCE is key. Yes I would buy again. Good luck!