Nate

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a couple of litres of Isopropanol (Isopropyl Alcohol).

I need some to clean the gummy residue left after removing some vinyl graphics, I have (up till now) been using petrol, which is doing the trick okay, but the fumes are a bit strong

I could get some off of Ebay, but Wouldn't get it for about a week, and I just want to crack on.

Cheers

scooby seb

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Yes but only in 10 ltr drums

Milamber

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Have you tried Brillo?

WRX_Dazza

KFC wipes FTW - plus you can stuff your face in the process lol


disclaimer: kfc might have removed the alchohol content of the aforementioned cleaning facilitators, without prior notification to myself.

Nate

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How quick are you able to get hold of it Seb and at what cost ?

I wouldn't mind having 10 litres, as it seems to have a multitude of uses.

Nate

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I would need 'loads' of them, have to clean down 2x 12'x6' corrugated sides on a trailer!!



Don't think I could handle that much Chicken !!!

scooby seb

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I'll ask K in the morning when she wakes up, she said earlier it would be about £50 tho, she could probly get it monday!!!

prodriverules

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Why not just use thinners mate,5 litre tin would **** it

Nate

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Eeeeeeeeeek .... Think I'll stick to petrol or as has been suggested, thinners then.

If you need a cheaper supplier for future reference :-

£40 for 25 litres

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/IPA-Isopropyl-...item3f07afc8c8

scooby seb

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That price was just off the top of her head, but no worries

If the surface your cleaning is painted thinners is a big no no, best to get some panel wipe/degreaser from a bodyshop supplier or just use white spirit

prodriverules

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If the paint has been on there a good amount of time it wouldn't be affected by standard thinners unless you left it soaked in it for ages which wouldn't happen.

jon700

hi if you want some ipa (isopropanol alcohol) i use it at work and if you wanted some let me know. jon

Nate

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Jon,

Where are you based?

jon700

Sunny sarfend!!!!

scooby seb

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TBH i would'nt want to risk it, expensive mistake if it starts eating in to it and if your getting high off petrol fume's you'll be buzzing on thinners fumes

prodriverules

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Wouldn't even notice or care if it started to eat in either

JDM_Stig

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white spirit will sort your glue issue and is safe for paint if your only wiping down with it,
B&Q sell a budget 5 litres for a fiver so its cheap and easy to get hold of,
Great for de taring too.
hth

scooby seb

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Nate

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Thats a bonus then ..... Thats where I live

Sending you a pm ....

rb5 286

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tar and glue remover mate

tonnes of it on the ebay site for about £20 for a gallon next day del

Nate

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Thanks for the replies people !!

Jon700 came up trumps, many thanks again Jon