Removing old stickers... - Page 2

Coxy · 03-03-08, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by randall977

Great, I'll giver them a call.

I forgot to add hairdyer to my list of things I've tried - it really is a pig to get this stuff off. So Nitromors may not be a good idea? Just a stonger version of nail varish remover...

Nitromors may do more hard than good!!

amanda · 03-03-08, 07:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Coxy

they might if we told them there was a rolling road there!!

Maybe we should fib then

Gordon WR · 04-03-08, 06:41 PM

I used tar and glue remover on mine to get some stickers and stubborn glue off. Most of that type of stuff comes from our local paint supplier but I will ask if he gets it from anywhere specific. Try your nearest supplier or maybe Brown Bros.
It's ace stuff !!

randall977 · 04-03-08, 07:33 PM

I had a go with Nitromors and it worked very well indeed. The problem with other solvents is they can't get to the glue behind the reflective stuff. Obviously you have to be very carefull not to get Nitromors anywhere else but masking tape is adequate...it's not nice when you get it in your eyes!

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04-03-08, 06:41 PM	#13
Gordon WR Grown up member Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Chester Posts: 781	I used tar and glue remover on mine to get some stickers and stubborn glue off. Most of that type of stuff comes from our local paint supplier but I will ask if he gets it from anywhere specific. Try your nearest supplier or maybe Brown Bros. It's ace stuff !!

04-03-08, 07:33 PM	#14
randall977 Mr Typ 43! Classic Audi Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Oxfordshire Posts: 838	I had a go with Nitromors and it worked very well indeed. The problem with other solvents is they can't get to the glue behind the reflective stuff. Obviously you have to be very carefull not to get Nitromors anywhere else but masking tape is adequate...it's not nice when you get it in your eyes!