Superglue on my paint

[damien666]

When I bought my car there was a RS2000 badge on the back of it and one of my pet hates is cars badged as something they're not so the first thing I did was take it off. Wasn't a problem until I discovered that the clown who put it on had used superglue. I'm now left with a big ugly RS badge shaped lump of superglue on my boot lid. Is there any way to get it off or am I going to have to sand it down and repaint? I've tried boiling water and all kinds of solvents but it just won't shift. I don't want to go near the car with a heat gun because last time I tried that I ended up stripping my paintwork back to the tin.

 

Can anyone help?

[Stu]

Try chipping it off with a credit card.

[JC]

adhesive remover

[stoney]

i had similar thing unfortunatly only way i found to get it off was some 3000 grit wet flat to remove the glue and then rotory the paint bk up just be carful not to go through the paint.

[marc_gti]

as lordjc said above

 

there is a silicon remover that is sold at b&Q and im sure it said on the back that it also removes glues

[SteveB]

Acetone is the only thing that I know of that softens superglue, but it also eats cellulose paint so is of no use to you. Chipping, scraping or sanding are the only ways to do this.