Number plate sticky pad removal - Page 3

first-things-first · 1st December 2015, 21:22

Just to finish up this thread.

Many, many thanks to Andy (Trikey).

That stuff worked a treat (main component Orange peel oil - Orange Terpenes). Smells gorgeous as well.

Tried some white spirit and it worked as well. But aroma was a bit more heady.

Where's the "peace man" smilie?

Technique that worked with a bit of elbow grease was to soak well then, using a wetted kitchen towel with the solvent on, rub the offending welded on sticky foam until removed. Think these could have been used as door hinges.

Cheers to all for pointers.

trikey · 1st December 2015, 21:24

It ain't bad is it, glad you got it done bud.

Vanbursta · 1st December 2015, 21:56

Glad it worked, my next suggestion would of been dynamite :-)

crown · 2nd December 2015, 00:09

White sprit. 😊

Simon W · 23rd February 2016, 13:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by trikey

Send me a pm with ypur address, ill send you a can of label remover, it works a treat!

How much does it cost Trikey?

Lord of Hog · 24th February 2016, 09:25

Tardis did it for me. Spray it on. Leave it while you make a cuppa. Come back and scrape the gunge off with a credit / debit / membership card. Wipe. Once more for the last little bits. No more than 15 minutes each.

Simon W · 24th February 2016, 10:04

A few reviews of Tardis - http://www.amazon.co.uk/AutoSmart-Ta.../dp/B00BZC7SV6

Simon W · 26th February 2016, 19:47

Bought a litre of Tardis and it works a treat.

1st December 2015, 21:24	#22
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24th February 2016, 09:25	#26
Lord of Hog Gets stuck in Rover 75 2.5 V6 in Wedgwood Blue Join Date: Dec 2015 Location: Felbridge, East Grinstead Posts: 982 Thanks: 250 Thanked 294 Times in 206 Posts	Tardis did it for me. Spray it on. Leave it while you make a cuppa. Come back and scrape the gunge off with a credit / debit / membership card. Wipe. Once more for the last little bits. No more than 15 minutes each. __________________ Conformity is not morality. Consensus is not truth.

1st December 2015, 21:22	#21
first-things-first Posted a thing or two MG ZT Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Hornchurch Posts: 1,255 Thanks: 176 Thanked 352 Times in 272 Posts	Just to finish up this thread. Many, many thanks to Andy (Trikey). That stuff worked a treat (main component Orange peel oil - Orange Terpenes). Smells gorgeous as well. Tried some white spirit and it worked as well. But aroma was a bit more heady. Where's the "peace man" smilie? Technique that worked with a bit of elbow grease was to soak well then, using a wetted kitchen towel with the solvent on, rub the offending welded on sticky foam until removed. Think these could have been used as door hinges. Cheers to all for pointers.

24th February 2016, 10:04	#27
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26th February 2016, 19:47	#28
Simon W This is my second home Rover 75 2.0 Litre Club Saloon Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: S Posts: 3,280 Thanks: 38 Thanked 50 Times in 47 Posts	Bought a litre of Tardis and it works a treat.