eraser wheel FTW. Everything else hurts and leaves blisters, lol.

 

Lighter fluid.

 

3M adhesive remover is great, and you can buy it in one-quart quantities at most hardware stores. You'll need some heat too, though, to break down the residue. When doing big jobs like door trim I'll generally presoak (using a 4oz bottle with a small-nozzle cap) for a bit before trying the heavy work.

Like anything paint-related, the more effective your prep work, the easier everything else becomes. Good luck...

 

heat it up alittle bit then use some goo gone..its going to take some effort but it will come off.

 

Same here. But yeah it is a little messy.

 

Nail Polish Remover works pretty good.