Smeg remover

I'm wanting to give Annie a lick of paint but need to get the glue residue of the door were there has been a big county decal ,anyone recommend anything to remove it as I've tried with works steam cleaner turned up to max temp

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No, I'm not joking it's what they're called and what bodyshops use to remove stickers and glue residue.

You need a chemical to get rid..I have a foam PC cleaner I use for things like that and it usually gets rid of sticky stuff/glue etc

believe it or not get the glue warm with a hairdryer then blast it with loads a mr sheen furniture polish leave it fer 1 hour or so then wipe it away with a bit of jiff....err ciff on a rag

itll turn into ickle balls of gak like tough black bogies but will come off the pannel really easy

Problem is johnny I'm a bloke livin on my own so don't own a hair dryer ,polish or cif.lol

white spirit or meths?

Nail varnish remover works a treat

Nobby2012 said:

Problem is johnny I'm a bloke livin on my own so don't own a hair dryer ,polish or cif.lol

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reet now im with yer its a bit of graft but petrol and a scotchbrite pad will do the same thing even better an old toothbrush :bolt::behindsofa::5brofl:

biggeeeee said:

Nail varnish remover works a treat

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I'd be worried if he never had polish but had nail varnish remover!

***CrAiG*** said:

I'd be worried if he never had polish but had nail varnish remover!

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Forgot to say I'm called Mandy at weekend , (what advert was that off?)

petrol on a rag, or white spirits. anything stronger and you're in danger of scrubbing the paint off with it.

Try licking her for ages and ages. Respect the old girl and make her happy. 💀

If its glue stuff try WD40 or even Coca Cola - both work well - slow but sure.

Just get sum thinners on it or autoglym tar and glue remover

Isn't good old fashioned washing up liquid good for getting off glue residue?

Oven cleaner works well with most oil based adhesives. After all, it's designed to get baked on fat off cookers.