Xylene will take it right off but be quick and ready to rinse it with water and don't over do it. It can and eventually will soften the Clear coat. But it will resist the Xylene for plenty long enough to remove Glue without damaging it as it won't take but a few wipes and rubs to remove the glue. The clear coat will remain untouched for that long easy enough. Wipe it on a rag and then carefully rub it on the spot with your finger as a probe behind the rag. Then quickly rinse and wash off area well with water and then soap and water. Rinse generously all over. Do not get on Plastics. Cover those if they are near it. Wear Nitrile gloves as its a nasty solvent.

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1983 300D-Turbo - Deep Blue w Palomino MB Tex (total loss in fire 1/5/09 RIP)
1995 E320 W124 Polar White/Grey Mushroom MB Tex
2005 F150 Supercrew - Arizona Beige - Lear topper
1985 Piaggio Vespa T5 - Black and Chrome

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