Rimo Glue Remover

£12.99

Tough on tar. Ruthless on glue. Safe on paint.

Rimo Glue Remover from Paragon Detail is a powerful solvent-based cleaner designed to dissolve stubborn tar, adhesive residue, sap, and road film without harming your paintwork. Whether you're removing badge glue, vinyl wrap remnants, or baked-on tar spots, Rimo cuts through it fast and wipes away clean.

Ideal for pre-polishing prep, decontamination stages, or post-wrap removal, Rimo leaves no residue and requires no rinsing, making it a must-have in any serious detailing kit.

Key Features:

  • Removes Tar, Glue & Residue – Instantly breaks down tough contaminants.

  • Safe on Clear Coats & Paintwork – No damage or staining.

  • Quick-Drying Formula – Leaves no greasy film behind.

  • Ideal for Decontamination – Use before polishing or coating.

  • Professional Strength – Works on commercial-grade adhesives.

  • Spray or Spot-Apply – Precise control for stubborn areas.

How to Use:

  1. Shake well before use.

  2. Spray directly onto affected area or onto a microfiber towel.

  3. Allow to dwell for 30–60 seconds (do not let dry).

  4. Gently agitate with a cloth if needed.

  5. Wipe clean and follow up with a wash or panel wipe if applying protection.

Important Notes:

  • Avoid use on fresh paint, uncoated plastics, or hot surfaces.

  • Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

  • Do not use on interior surfaces.

Best For:

  • Tar spot removal.

  • Glue residue from badges, stickers, or vinyl wrap.

  • Body shop prep.

  • Industrial fallout cleaning.

Additional Info:

  • Supplied in a 500ml bottle.

  • Strong citrus-solvent blend.

  • Used by professionals in paint shops and valeting units.

  • Made in the UK.

Whether you're removing old badges or prepping a car for polish, Rimo gets the grime gone — fast.

Tough on tar. Ruthless on glue. Safe on paint.

Rimo Glue Remover from Paragon Detail is a powerful solvent-based cleaner designed to dissolve stubborn tar, adhesive residue, sap, and road film without harming your paintwork. Whether you're removing badge glue, vinyl wrap remnants, or baked-on tar spots, Rimo cuts through it fast and wipes away clean.

Ideal for pre-polishing prep, decontamination stages, or post-wrap removal, Rimo leaves no residue and requires no rinsing, making it a must-have in any serious detailing kit.

Key Features:

  • Removes Tar, Glue & Residue – Instantly breaks down tough contaminants.

  • Safe on Clear Coats & Paintwork – No damage or staining.

  • Quick-Drying Formula – Leaves no greasy film behind.

  • Ideal for Decontamination – Use before polishing or coating.

  • Professional Strength – Works on commercial-grade adhesives.

  • Spray or Spot-Apply – Precise control for stubborn areas.

How to Use:

  1. Shake well before use.

  2. Spray directly onto affected area or onto a microfiber towel.

  3. Allow to dwell for 30–60 seconds (do not let dry).

  4. Gently agitate with a cloth if needed.

  5. Wipe clean and follow up with a wash or panel wipe if applying protection.

Important Notes:

  • Avoid use on fresh paint, uncoated plastics, or hot surfaces.

  • Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

  • Do not use on interior surfaces.

Best For:

  • Tar spot removal.

  • Glue residue from badges, stickers, or vinyl wrap.

  • Body shop prep.

  • Industrial fallout cleaning.

Additional Info:

  • Supplied in a 500ml bottle.

  • Strong citrus-solvent blend.

  • Used by professionals in paint shops and valeting units.

  • Made in the UK.

Whether you're removing old badges or prepping a car for polish, Rimo gets the grime gone — fast.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

RIMO GLUE REMOVER

  • Yes, Rimo is safe to use after vinyl wraps have been removed, helping eliminate leftover adhesive. However, do not apply it on the vinyl wrap itself, as it may degrade the material.

  • Description texAbsolutely. Rimo is formulated for automotive finishes, including modern clear coats. Just avoid letting it sit too long or applying it on hot panels.t goes here

  • Yes, Rimo breaks down tar, tree sap, bug splatter, and industrial fallout quickly, allowing you to wipe them away without scrubbing or risking scratches.

  • No rinse is required, but it’s recommended to follow up with a contact wash or panel wipe before applying wax, sealant, or ceramic coatings for optimal bonding.

  • Yes, Rimo is effective and safe on glass and metal surfaces, making it ideal for decontaminating wheels, trims, and windscreens as well.

  • Avoid direct use on unpainted or raw plastic trims. Rimo may cause staining or softening on certain plastics, so always test first or mask off when necessary.