ICE. Basically, freeze the gum (get it cold and hard) with an ice cube(s) and then pick it out/off with your fingers.

 

Jinx.

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One trick is to freeze the gum, then pick away at it until removed. Put some ice cubes or an ice pack in a zip lock baggie and lay it on the gum for a while until the gum gets hard, then slowly and carefully attempt to remove gum.

I also know that vegetable oil or peanut butter breaks gum down but since they're oily/greasy I would be weary of using it on a cloth seat unless you had a portable steam cleaner there with you to immediately remove. I am sure there are products at your local automotive store that do this better and are exactly made for this sort of thing.

 

never bring a drunk girl into your challenger............

Do it in a taxi instead? Tre kinky.

 

hope it was her gum on your seat...
what about using a can of compressed air for blowing all the crap from your computer keyboard, and instead of the air you turn the can upside down so all that comes out is the Co2 and freezes the gum....just a thought

 

+1 I've used this method to remove gum from the cloth seats in my trailblazer and it worked great.:bigthumb: It took a couple of attempts, but patience payed off.

 

You're lucky she didn't throw up all over your car. I'm agreeing with the ice remedy.

 

Old timers advice.... spit your gum out first!

 

Try peanut butter-followed by some blue coral INT cleaner. Don't use crunchy, use creamy.

 

Grab girl by back of head, scrape gum off with teeth all the while giving angry eyes.

OR any of the below.

How To Remove Chewing Gum

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Help! I'm Stuck!

Chewing gum can be fun, but only as long as it's being chewed. If it gets spit out or stuck somewhere, it can just be a sticky, stretchy mess. Here are some easy and direct methods for getting un-stuck from chewing gum. The information is organized in two categories: GUM REMOVERS and WHAT'S STUCK?
Gum removers talks about what you can use to get rid of unwanted chewing gum. What's Stuck? talks about what the gum might be stuck on and how to deal with specifics.





Chewing Gum Removers

GUM REMOVERS

Ice - This is the #1 technique for getting unstuck from FRESH (soft) chewing gum. It works for clothing and carpets, and even some surfaces. Applying ice causes the gum to harden, and then it can be picked off or removed by hand or by scraping.
A sharp knife - For gum that's stuck to a surface and is hard, you can often just scrape it away using a sharp blade. Be careful not to scratch the surface the gum is stuck to.
Oil - Oily substances recommended in folk and professional gum removal techniques can range from peanut butter to mayonnaise, from WD-40 to modern, specially-formulated gum removers. In all of these instances, you will need to make sure the oil won't damage what you are putting it on, and then the surfaces will need to be washed afterwards to get rid of the oil.
Vinegar - Often found in your pantry or kitchen, vinegar can work to dissolve chewing gum.

 

she must of been drunk to chew gum with her butt. how else would the gum of gotten on the seat under her butt right?

 

LMAO...never thought about it quite like that.....gonna' laugh at that visual for days!

 

Maybe that's where she puts it when she's done with it...