Removing gum from car without ruining paint?

Answer 1

Baby oil is your best bet. It even gets it out of hair (I know this because I was bullied at school).

Answer 2

Let's face it, you're in a sticky situation. The solution, however, is easy: Play it cool.
Instructions

* STEP 1: Note that the following steps work for fabric or vinyl upholstery, not leather.
* STEP 2: Place an ice cube in a plastic bag.
* STEP 3: Apply the ice to the gum, allowing the gum to freeze until quite hard.
* STEP 4: Gently scrape away the gum with a dull knife.

Tips & Warnings

* Don't attempt this method on leather upholstery.

Answer 3

Use a product called 'goo-gone' available at your local wal/k-mart or equivalent.

It smells like oranges (reeks is more like it) but it is f'ing awesome for taking sticky stuff off of surfaces. It will actually remove gum from clothing, I use it to take old stickers off of my guitars without destroying the finish.

It just rubs on - let it soak a while, and then wipe it off. It might take a few treaments, but it won't hurt your paint a bit (though it might make you kind of loopy if you huff too much of it).

Answer 4

Go to your local auto parts store and ask for " Bug & Tar Remover ", which will remove the gum and not harm the paint.

Answer 5

Try using a piece of ice on it till it gets cold and brittle. Hopefully it will snap right off.

Answer 6

you can take an ice cube and freeze it and it will come right off ,or soak it in kerosene and it will remove it without harming the paint,but its kind of messy that way,but it works,good luck i hope this help,s.

Answer 7

Use steam

Answer 8

peanut butter. rub-rub-rub.

Answer 9

dodgeman is an idiot