Goo Gone's Automotive Spray Gel is specifically designed to safely remove decals, stickers, and even duct tape (you know, for reasons) from cars without taking the paint with them.

Goo Gone is ideal to use on less aggressive messes and adhesives, especially if you want to avoid causing damage to a particular surface. While ingredients vary between different products, the ...

There is a series of Goo Gone products, but this one is specific to the car. Give the area on your bumper a good spray of the citrus-based petroleum distillate -- among other harmful-if-swallowed ...

For a homemade solution, she shared a recipe for homemade Goo Gone. "Mix three tablespoon baking soda and two tablespoon vegetable oil (or any oil, olive, coconut, etc)," she said.

Goo Gone Automotive Spray Gel can be used on any number of sticky objects found on a car, including bumper stickers, decals, duct tape, gum, spray paint, tree sap, and dreaded bird poo. There's ...

It's easy to confuse Goo Gone with Goof Off and not think much of it. Both have similar names, sport near identical colors, and perform more or less the same tasks.