glanza sticker residue

[ASHep82]

hello everybody i removed the big 2 glanza stickers under the back windows because they shrunk and now im left with all residue iv tried turps,resin polish,t cut and wd40 nothing worked so please help me thank you evrybody

 

[Jayd.m]

G3 cutting compound and some serious elbo grease

 

[Quincy]

hello everybody i removed the big 2 glanza stickers under the back windows because they shrunk and now im left with all residue iv tried turps,resin polish,t cut and wd40 nothing worked so please help me thank you evrybody

A toffee wheel on a drill will whip them straigh off!!

 

[corofin12345]

petrol mate...

 

[Derek]

petrol mate...

and a good wash after.

 

[corofin12345]

and a good wash after.

yup.. its what i used taking off the stupid decals on my car and you know how much of the car was plastered with them..

 

[ASHep82]

thanks guys

thanks guy saved me a lot of hassle n painful fingers from scrubbing.thank you

 

[corofin12345]

thanks guy saved me a lot of hassle n painful fingers from scrubbing.thank you

let the petrol soke into it for a moment or 2 before you start rubbing it off and a good wash after then :beer:

 

[ASHep82]

Thanks again rep added

Thank you:rockon:

 

[Paton]

If you heat the glue/residues up with a hair dryer, then use tcut they come off no problem.

 

[HarriFJones]

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Thiners mate comes straight off

 

[Dan507]

pending on you're age, use you're mums or you're misses nail polish remover. Works a treat.

 

[turboflow]

i use pure alchohol to get things like that off

 

[ASHep82]

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A bit late reply but petrol worked really well guys thanks everybody for the help

 

[Farley]

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[s.murphy]

Just a quick q but i was sure that using petrol or thinners would damage the paint on a car no???

Petrol is ok left on for couple of minutes. Helps remove tar pretty well too. Never had any problems using it. Thinners can be used to wipe over surface but is risky and shouldnt be left on for any time especially on dodgy paintwork. Have seen it used for this purpose with bad results but it can work. I usually use tar and glue remover or a compound for those jobs myself.

Stuart

 

[addz]

If you're still attempting this then try the below.

Soak WD40 over the residue, and then get a card, a credit card type of some sort and work away at it. This should then start breaking off as the WD40 should weaken the residue. After you have removed it all, give it a wash