Shillay

x 1000

detonator2x

What color does your interior think it is anyway?

dolebludger

Try 3M Adhesive remover. It should take the adhesive off well, as it works fine for de-badging! Then, you can apply some 303 to get off the 3M. Should be a 1 minute job.

veilside_s2k

not sure what kind of question that is or if your just being a smartass... the blue cf kit was on the car when i bought it. i plan on switching to the brushed aluminum kit in a couple weeks. otherwise, its just the stock s2k ap2 doors and center console.

iv used goo gone before on the outside of cars. side moldings, badges, emblems, etc. i just wasnt sure what kind of affect it would have on the dash

jetboater

be careful with goo gone on the dash--it's powerful enough to dissolve the color off of it if you leave it on to long- (it dissolved the glue out of the carpet when I was trying to get chewing gum out of it) -try a side portion of the dash first (like the edge that's exposed when you open the door) and see if your dash changes color from it
a less powerful cleaner (but strong enough to remove the adhesive residue) is "Desolv-it"--available at walmart or lowes. An even milder cleaner that might work is Simple Green

veilside_s2k

well its slowly working on the "S2000" badge but didnt have any affect on the adheasive shit on the dash from the ipod or whatever was there. its been there for a LONG time

3ngin33r1

Cooking oil.

dolebludger

veilside:

What are you using? If you aren't using 3M Adhesive Remover, try it! If that doesn't wourk, I would take the car to an upholstery expert, if I were you.

veilside_s2k

goo gone.. i might just do that.

shotiable

goo gone. available at your local wal-mart/target stores.
questions like this go in the wash and wax forums. we'll be glad to help ya out!