Rapid Tac Rapid Remover Adhesive Remover 4oz Sprayer | Removes Most Adhesives in 30–60 Seconds | Safe Water-Soluble Formula | Cold Weather Ready | for Vinyl Wraps, Graphics, Decals, and Stripes

I cannot believe how well this product works! I had put a pair of sole protectors on the bottom of a pair of dress shoes, basically a piece of PPF. After wearing the shoes 4-5 times the protectors wore through so I peeled them off. Because they had worn so thin they were incredibly difficult to get off even with heat, came off in tiny pieces and left all of the adhesive behind. I tried goo-gone a number of times but it did almost nothing. Wore the shoes a few more times and they collected a ton dirt on the adhesive. I decided to try Rapid Remover and it eat right through the adhesive! Sprayed it on, let it sit for 60 seconds and used a microfiber towel to scrub off the dirty adhesive. I had to repeat the process about 4 times but each time it worked so well and took a lot off. You can actually see it dissolving the adhesive. I don’t know what is in this stuff but I works way better than goo-gone. 10/10 do recommend!

Easily removes the sticky residue left from my RV decals

Great - I used this to remove adhesive from my jeep badge. I used with the Orib wheel kit (sp?) - some kit that hooks up to your drill and rubs off adhesive without damaging the paint. Works great together.

Really works well! I can say, it would be helpful if they didn't put a label over the directions on usage.

Used this to remove old PPF. At least 12y old, possibly up to 17y if it was installed from new by previous owner. Much better than IPA, acetone, methanol. Works best by liberally applying and waiting a minute before scraping. Paper towel isn't great to wipe off final residue. I'd recommend a microfiber to better 'buff' off the last bits of adhesive. I used a 4oz bottle to remove around 5-6 sq ft of stubborn old PPF residue, which took about 4 hours (excluding time to remove the film itself).