How do I remove DSG stick on paddle shift extensions?

[nickygym]

I currently have some stick on paddle shift extensions on my car and no longer want them. How would I remove them from the car without damage my OEM paddles.

 

[SuperSkyline89]

If they're stuck on with 3M adhesive use a hair dryer to soften it and a plastic knife to scrap it off

 

[nickygym]

So I used a hair dryer to get the paddles off, however there is now a sticky residue left behind that I can't remove. I tried to use nail polish remover on one of the paddles and that kinda worked, however it also screwed up the plastics color. Any recommendations on how to get the residue off? I tried heating and then scrubbing it, but it doesn't work.

 

[nickygym]

I ended up just using the nail polish remover in the paddles. It messed up the color on the back of the paddles, but no one looks back there. The nail polish remover removed the stickiness, so at least it doesn't feel sticky any more.

 

[gdub9]

Krud Krutter might work, used for adhesive removal like that

 

[SuperSkyline89]

I've used Goo Gone with good results

 

[gdub9]

I've used Goo Gone with good results

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[Jinjabreadman]

might have wanted to consider removing the steering wheel
to do this, might have saved you some time and stress.

 

[nickygym]

I only spend around 1 hour on the paddles. It wasn't too hard to access the position. And I have no idea how to remove the steering wheel. Lol. It turned out pretty good. You can't see or feel any thing wrong with the paddles now