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how do i move very old stubborn glue?
well i have come up against some tuf glue in my time but !.
we removed the side stripes of the bongo, and the glue left behind is very very stubborn ,petrol dont touch it thinners only just but dries to quick.
steam cleaner no.so any suggestions PLEASE and Thank you
chris
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10 Replies
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Chris,
The autoglym one I have used to good effect on some of the stubborn ones. You have to leave it on a bit first. Think it is the following (not at shop at mo)
http://www.autoglym.co.uk/enGB/product- … p?v06VQ=LL
Martin
p.s. autoglym are a franchise around here at least – they delivered for free to me next day as they were quite local.
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Right off, citrus solvent from dorotape.
Never come across an adhesive it wont dissolve yet. -
try peptone or panel wipe, strong stuff so watch the paintwork, never use it on paint the is just sprayed, eg 2-3 weeks
ian -
like Steve I’ve used a citrus based solvent. Citrusol or something it’s called. Has worked well so far. I bought it from a local chemical factory. 🙂
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Citrus sol is what my girlfriend uses at work, its a powerful degreaser & solvent, any of those should work.
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yeah Citrusol and a plastic scraper. Sh1te job eh Chris! 😀
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thanks guys and gals
trying to find some citrusol.
it really is glue from hell at least the concrete is clean where we are doing it.i think its a stone guard type clear material over some stripes.
what i do know is it was not normal vinyl
chris
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Autoglym Tar and Adhesive Remover, not nasty stuff to work with so I use it exclusively now, spray leave for 30 secs, spray again, wait a wee while and scrap off.
Cheers
Dave
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Rapid Remover (by the Rapid Tac guy) might help.
Love….Jill -
I’ve been using Autosmarts tar and Glue remover – along the same lines as the autoglym
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