removing the 3m film on the front of a class a

Heat gun. And lots of elbow grease.

xyzlene , not sure of spelling
i also have used brake fluid on a portion worked great, just test a spot 1st to make sure it doesent effect your paint
brianj

Try Goof off, it work on mine

Goof Off or GooGone. Both work as well as can be expected, won't hurt the paint but both take a lot of elbow grease....good luck...Dennis

donn0128 wrote:
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Duplicate post. Here's the other one.

https://www.rv.net/forum/index.cfm/fuseaction/thread/tid/29473216.cfm

To the OP: Forum rules prohibit duplicate posts in various forums. Pick one or the other and delete the one you don't want....Dennis

I had the film removed by CDI, the paint contractor for Winnebago in Forest City, IA. I would contact Dave at dave_cdi@wctatel.net or call (641) 585-5900. He might tell you what they use. I was in and out in less than 6 hours. $150. Great job.

I've been using these to remove the glue after removing the film off my Vectra...

Paint & Graffiti Wipes

works very well.

$150 and 6 hours tells you how cheap and poorly attached film Winnebago uses.
Since you have a Winnagago I'd give the # above a call. Took more than 8 hours to remove just the film using a heat gun and plastic razor blades.

I did this job a couple of years ago. I found that acetone worked best to remove the residual glue. I did, however, have a couple of decals under the film, so I used polishing compound and a lot of elbow grease to remove the glue on those decals.

The acetone left the paint clean and shining with no damage.

From a old painter. Never use brake fluid on paint!!