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Your LHS should have some 'super glue de-bonder' that should do the trick. It may take a couple of applications, and then you should have a gooey mix that will wipe off. You may have to use a mild solvent lightly wiped on the plastic shell to remove any residue. I'd try a light application of 3M All Purpose Adhesive Remover followed imediately w/ a water rinse w/ just a drop of dishwashing detergent mixed in. The paint may or may not be damaged by the process, depending on what kind of paint it is. <br /> <br />You can get the 3M product at most auto parts houses, esp ones that carry refinishing products and paints. Even though it says you don't need to rinse it off, I always do. It's a great product w. hundreds of other uses in shop, etc.
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