drtchock

ok, i got a hair dryer.. heated up the sti sicker and peeled it off.. it came of easy enough but left a residue..

first i tried a KFC moist wipe but that didnt remove it... then got some hot soapy water and that didnt remove it... then got some WD40, let it soak but that didnt remove it!! .. so i heated it with the hair dryer THEN soaked it in WD40.. but the residue is still there!! how in gods green earth do i get rid of it???


p.s the reason i am removing it is because some prat bumped the front of my scoob.. only paint work damage but i needed to replace the sti sticker, when i got my replacement i discovered after sticking it on that they had sent me the wrong friggin colour! (the one was slightly more pink than the previous one which was a bit more red).. doesnt sound like much but in the daylight its noticeable when u compare it to the original on the otherside!

so ive got my new sticker... just need to remove that residue!! any ideas?? cheers

wolfie28

I used Tcut and alot of elbow grease.

Wolfie.

drtchock

cheers

FlyinbySTi

I have known people to use a few differnt things.

Goo Gone

Claybar

Bug and Tar remover

DirtyScooby

I had a similar experience with the residue left after removing a rear number plate that had been kept on by sticky pads, boy did that take a lot of elbow grease to get that off the car but I used a combination of t-cut followed by safe-cut and that took it off no problem.

Tone Loc

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Autoglym tar remover has worked for me.

Tony.

Mikkel

As above AG Tar remover worked a treat for me.

stevolang

Try jif, altough i think it's called cif now. Use a very small amount with a non abrasive cloth,will even remove tar, polish up afterwards nd job is a gooden!

scooby jay

I wouldnt use jiff as it contains an abrasive not suitable for paint it will scratch the paint especially plastic covers if u have access to spirit wipe or panel wipe as they call it use that if not tar and glue remover will do use a soft cloth and let it soak into the glue then buff off with a bit of polish

D-an-W

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I used CPU Core Cleaner, worked well, didn't damage the paint and smells nice too (Citrus based)!

kevp

To remove the adhesive residue - Lighter Fluid as used in Zippo style lighters. It does not damage paint or plastic

andy_s37

Hair dryer to heat the glue and then is should peel off. Then a bit of T-cut or wax to remove the last little bits.

Andy.

Luckyscoob

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Bug and tar remover worked for me. Took 'em off and left 'em off!

pippyrips

Hairdryer only required - heat them up then just roll it off.

jasonius

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Another for hair dryer and nothing else..

Just be careful as you'd be surprised how hot the paint can get..!