Examine the adhesive closely. If it's a mild or low-temperature adhesive, you may be able to remove it with friction. You can try using a cloth rag, a piece of sandpaper, or your fingers. Be careful not to gouge the paint. If the adhesive is strong or high-temperature adhesive, you'll need to use a tougher steam and heat technique.
2. Remove initial adhesive with friction. Use your fingers, a cloth rag, or a piece of sandpaper to gently rub the adhesive away from the wall until it begins to peel away. Be gentle so you don't damage the paint.
3. Use a tougher steam and heat technique if necessary. If the adhesive is strong or high-temperature, you may need to use a stronger steam and heat technique in order to dissolve it. To do this, first pour some water into a pot and bring it to boiling temperature before adding your steamer items. Place