Which grit

>>1223631
you dont get glues off with sandpaper, you use mineral spirit or adhesive remover or acetone etc

>>1223633
>mineral spirit

Good advice but I'd save this for last. It's good with fresh material like alkyd paint, but I don't think it will do anything to fully cured automotive adhesive.

I just dont want to use anything harsh because the glass and paint is right there and if I ruin any of that then there's a bigger problem

30 grit of course. Shame on you for even asking.

>>1223773

Please show us a lot of pictures from multiple angles so we can tell you how to safely do it with the proper chemicals.

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>>1223782

>>1223803
Put the trim back on, fatty.

>>1223806
I threw it out, was a hideous cheap eBay chrome trim that was put on all lopsided and very sight of it made me see red.

>>1223803
It'll be easier and cheaper (in hours) to get new panels from a wrecking yard.

>>1223631

Since you already have it, you might get lucky with rubbing alcohol.

That probably won't work, though, so give acetone a try after that. Acetone won't do anything to glass, but it will dissolve some plastics and most paint. Cover up the parts you don't want affected, for good measure.

>>1223631
Use brake fluid, just rub it, Leave it over night and wipe with a wet rag in the morning.

>>1224128
This OP, the stuff evaporates pretty quick, so dont be shy of really getting it into all the nooks and crannys

>>1224136
I used it to remove all the bernie bumper stickers from my car. Would recommend.