Decal Adhesive Remover, GOH DODD Rubber Eraser Wheel 4 Inch Car Sticker Remover with Drill Adapter Kit and Tool Box, 2 Pack

Had to remove the company logo and info to sell an old van.The wheel did 90% of the work.Make sure to have something like Goo Gone to remove the adhesive that gets piled up when removing the stickers.Had decals on both sides and back.It took about 2 hours and had very little wear on the wheel.Need to go about 1/2 speed of a cordless Milwaukee M18 or you'll generate too much heat through friction and can get poor results and excessive wear.Also, good idea to put a tarp of painter drop cloth on the ground if you don't want to sweep the decal debris.This is a LOT faster than a heat gun with plastic razor blades.Tried both, the wheel is fast but messy, and both ways leave a residue behind that cleans up easily.Took a buffer with clear for a finish.It sold one day after.Highly recommended to remove your companies badging when turning over vehicles.

Performed as stated

I used this product to take two decals off my boat that had been on it for 10+ years and it worked great. The decals were 12" x 20" and really stuck on the boat. I tried a razor blade and solvent first but that was taking forever. I ordered this and tried it and it was a life saver. I used my 18V cordless drill to power the wheels. Speed is your friend with these. If you press too hard you will overheat your drill and run down your batteries quickly. For me I found that high speed with moderate to light pressure worked best and let my drill run cool. Don't cover the vents on the drill. It took six batteries to do both sides of the boat. Each side had a decal. A heavy duty corded drill would probably work the best. You may also want to put a drop of blue Loctite on the mandrill or when you stop the drill the wheel may take off:) Once I was done I used some goo gone to get the remaining adhesive off and alcohol to get the goo gone off. I definitely recommend.

We used the plastic razor to remove a vinyl wrap that had been on an auto we bought for 7 years. Add a heat gun to help lift and this little gadget made the work a lot easier and no scratching the paint. We did an entire shuttle bus with 3 blades. Well worth it, we were quoted a starting price so $2,500 to remove the wrap from wrap businesses. Just buy it! You will be happy with the results. Also had to use an eraser wheel for the really dried out sun damaged wrap on the hood. Couldn’t have done this without the plastic razor or eraser wheel for the hood. Took the wrap off with ease, when the heat gun and plastic razor were taking quite some time due to the amount of sun damage the hood endured. Under the wrap we discovered a nice white hood! Used both wheels for the hood alone, but it was really in bad shape. I plan on buying a couple more to help remove the glue left behind from the wrap on the rest of the bus.

This rubber wheel is like a giant rubber eraser similar to the kind you might have used as a kid with pencil and paper. It works by using friction and it generates rubber shavings like a rubber eraser does. You attach the wheel like a drill bit to your hand drill and it spins. I used it on the pop top to my VW Vanagon camper where the previous owners stuck travel stickers over the last 30 years. After peeling off the stickers with a plastic razor blade (also available on Amazon) I used this wheel and then GooGone adhesive remover to get the residue off. Many stickers had degraded over the years of baking in the sun so some stickers couldn’t be removed with the plastic razor blade but came off only with the rubber wheel. I did this project over several days in spring time here in Portland Maine. I removed about 45 stickers in all and used only a small portion of one wheel’s rubber. I can’t imagine needed the second wheel. Also, I definitely noticed better results in warm sunny weather than in cold cloudy weather. Hot water compress also helped remove stubborn stickers and adhesive. So wait for a warm day for this project. I hope this review was helpful. Good luck. PS: see attached videos of before and after.

First off, let me say the toolbox arrived totally destroyed on my door step, lid cracked, shattered. I used this product to remove double sided tape off after side molding had fallen off/been removed. My hope was it would save time/labor over my usual method of chemicals & scrapers. I really didn't save any time per se, though it did save me some labor (& my fingernails). The more aggressive wheel with the teeth was the more useful of the two, the smooth eraser wheel is only good for scorching paint, it might fair better on a lighter color car, my vehicle is a dark paint. The shanks they send to place in your drill are smooth sided, so I could never get it tight enough to "lock" into place, therefore it either slides around while in use or falls out frequently. I could also never seem to find the "sweet" spot while using this, I kept having to come at it from random directions & never settle into one direction for too long. I might work better on something like police decals/adhesive, but it definitely struggled with the thicker stuff like this double side tape. I figured for $30, I didn't have much to loose. Not sure I'll buy replacements to try again though.

Overall if you will use all the products it's a good value. It does include 4 drill attachments. I mainly only needed the eraser wheels and wanted to get both to try. The solid wheel has been awesome once get angle right on drill! It has removed three sides of lettering on a van and still will have some left! The grooved eraser I haven't used much but when tried to compare I couldn't get it going as easily! After using the solid wheel it may have been a better buy for me to have gotten just the solid eraser wheel. But who knows may use the other attachments at a later date.