Review on 🚀 Speed Up Your Cleaning Efforts: Mothers 09224 R3 Racing Rubber Remover - 24 oz. by Matt Chirila

Firstly I haven't been able to try most of these products as the bottle was damaged in transit. Most of the product was lost between Amazon and me. However, there was about an ounce and 1/2 left in the bottle. I poured some onto a microfiber towel and started lightly rubbing the crusted gum. After about 10 seconds, I saw and felt the gum come off easily. With this product I was able to remove quite a lot of rubber residue from the paintwork, I used the rest with a clay bar. I will say this is a good product. I would like to buy it locally but no one is selling it yet. I don't know if the bottles Mother uses are of poor quality or poor design or both but it was hard to tell if the bottle was broken and leaking or if the box it came in was damaged and the bottle was also damaged. Definitely would buy it again if it was necessary for my detailing business, but for now I'll try another way of getting here. Good product! A. The product is liquid like water. It can spray onto a painted surface, I think my bottle sprayer broke. Depending on the thickness of the gum, you can leave it on for 15-30 seconds. Then use a microfiber cloth to wipe it down. Repeat until all gum is removed. I would not recommend using this on a hot painted panel or on a hot day. Cool panel, cool day or indoors with lots of light to see what you're doing. If the color turns brownish, remove it with a clay pen and clay lube, or bind with a DA polisher and appropriate pad. (Do this at your own risk with a DA polisher, if you don't know what a DA polisher is, don't be rude, this is probably not the right step for you). Then use polish and a suitable pad and then wax. Enjoy.