Vinyl Off, Quart, 30.4 fl oz, # 104032

This worked very good . I was removing 16 year old vinyl on a semi trailer. It did not come off in one piece and I would not expect it to but it did soften the vinyl and removed the adhesive with it leaving a clean surface. What was a big plus was around the rivets that had vinyl on them it worked so much better than using an eraser type wheel.

Not much will remove Diamond Sheild from a vehicle, but this product will. To do the front of my motor home it took over 1 quart with several application and a lot of patience and scraping. But it worked. The ugly is gone with less than a $100 expenditure, and some elbow grease. Zero paint damage in the process and now it looks brand new, not how it looked when I bought it used. Definitely worth the money.

Removing a clear vinyl bra from front of Lexus RX350, heat, no heat, multiple applications, long set time, nothing worked. This product might work on a fairly new wrap, but on old vinyl it did nothing.

Needed to get 15-year old vinyl boat lettering of of my hull. Hull is painted with LP paint. This product was recommended. Good news: This stuff works! I had tried to use a razor to get the old letters off. It took about one hour per letter. I gave up and ordered this stuff. When it arrived I wetted out a paper towel and wiped it over the vinyl, and then waited a few minutes. I then tried again with my plastic razor. It came off many times quicker. And cleaner. Note that you still have to scrape the letters off, they don’t simply fall off. It is still a lot of work but many, many times easier than without the product. It did not hurt my LP at all. Bad news: I ordered the smallest bottle I can possibly order. When I used it, I used literally (and I’m using that word correctly) about 1 tablespoon worth. With no exaggeration, I wetted out one, ONE, paper towel for the entire boat name. Now I have an entire bottle of this product left with no more use for it. Bad bad news: I’m willing to pay the $27 they asked for the product, but then they asked for $11 in shipping. In today’s world I am willing to pay a couple of bucks for shipping but I am used to free shipping. $11 to ship it to Seattle is ridiculous. Oh, and it took over three weeks for it to arrive. Bottom line, this will really make getting your vinyl lettering off much easier! But be prepared to waste most of it from non-use and be prepared to pay an exorbitant amount for shipping.

I purchased a Mercedes that had a vinyl wrap that was baked on. Heat, rubber vinyl removers for your drill, goo gone nothing worked. I actually caused damage to the paint and melted plastic. Then I finally found this and gave it a try. Works wonders. Put it on and let it soak for a few minutes and use a plastic scraper, it works better even in you use a heat gun. Long story short, this stuff works great.