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Need some help here

I recently got an Altezza RS200 Sport model and I was doing perfectly fine until my sister put rubber cement on my car, theres a little bit on the windshield and some on the body. Is there anyway of getting rid of it without ruining the car?
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can't you just rub rubber cement off? or else pick it off with an exacto knife or something. I have no idea what will react with that stuff though.
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I would have thought that rubber cement would peel right off... No?
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