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Chat & Social => The Bar - General Chat => Topic started by: gords on May 30, 2006, 12:40:11
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I have removed a few stickers recently (last year's Belgium ones, ready for this year :wink: ) and quite a lot of the glue was left behind.
What's the best thing to use to get rid of it?
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whenever i take off decals i,ve used a kettle of boiling water then peeled them off it melts the glue so you can rub it off with a cloth easily then as well
Nice to see you back on here by the way Gordon :D i take it work is still busy then
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Tar & glue remover,
You can get it from most paint factor's & valet/cleaning suppliers,
John.
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Heat the stickers up with a hair dryer and they will peel off easily
A wee rub with some petrol will remove any glue residue - just don't rub too hard
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Nice to see you back on here by the way Gordon :D i take it work is still busy then
Thanks for the welcome, Neal :wink: On top of the mega work load, we recently moved all of our hosting business onto a new server - jeez, what a job that was :shock:
Heat the stickers up with a hair dryer and they will peel off easily
I tried that, but found that the stickers just became extremely soft and stretchy .. and kept breaking :(
I'll try and find some "Tar & Glue remover" ... don't have petrol at our household :)
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... don't have petrol at our household :)
Thinners works really well as long as you are VERY carefull not to rub hard or leave on too long
I used that on my 110 and it was fine - just wasn't sure about passing that on in case of damage to your paint :lol:
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Or brake cleaner - but then my car doesn't exactly start with a good paint finish so you might want to be a bit careful with this.
H
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petrol works well as well and doesnt damage paintwork .. just dont smoke lol :lol:
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WD40........works as well as anything and you can even buy it in pen form exactly for that purpose....... I know cos I have several :lol:
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Try meths it wont hurt the paint but will take any wax off (but who waxes a landy anyway)
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Tar & glue remover---usually can be bought from a Caravan Shop.
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Now then Gords . . . plain ole turps substitute from B+Q around £4 for 5lts, if u warm it up first with a hair dryer(the sticker that is) u might not even need the turps however if u do, one soft cloth add some turps rub lightly "hey presto" glue gone, wash with car cleaner then polish. . . . hmmmmmmm if u must
cheers Plum
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eucalyeptus oil (SPELLING) is good for sticky residue. Use it at work to remove residue from tape use to stick up notices etc
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Now then Gords . . . plain ole turps substitute from B+Q around £4 for 5lts,
I'm fairly sure I tried turps, but it just moved it around!
Even T-Cut didn't get rid of it !?
Think I'll try "Tar & glue remover" if I can find some :-k
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WD40 and some elbow grease removed Owls....and then I gave him a polish - and then I sold him ... sob sob sob
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That's a point, Whens the Supercharged going to get stickerd?
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Bagheera has 2 stickers at the moment.....
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To the same extent that Owl was? :lol:
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...not *yet*
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...not *yet*
Umm, I'm sure that started off as *never* :-k :wink:
So, taking it to Belgium? There's only one overgrown bit that I can remember :wink: :lol: