Chewing gum on floor

rovermadhead · 20th May 2016, 18:51

My girlfriend got chewing gum on the floor, under the heater panels, i have tried, freezing it, wd40 too, nothing shifts it, any ideas

Dubya · 20th May 2016, 19:55

Get a new girlfriend?

anddyy · 20th May 2016, 21:06

some brown paper and an iron worked for me in the past getting some gum off a car matt.

rovermadhead · 20th May 2016, 22:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dubya

Get a new girlfriend?

I can't afford to

Quote:

Originally Posted by anddyy

some brown paper and an iron worked for me in the past getting some gum off a car matt.

Thanks will try that, it's on the floor of my 200, really unsightly mess

stevenicks · 21st May 2016, 10:28

Make her wear an Hannibal Lecter mask every time she gets in the car

She'll soon get the message

7T5 · 16th June 2016, 08:42

I used autoglym tar remover. Make sure and test it on an unseen area first but it worked for me.

Ravinder · 16th June 2016, 17:13

steve1975 · 19th June 2016, 15:16

Autosmart gelsol is the best stuff to use

KeithA · 19th June 2016, 18:34

Tape (sellotape) can sometimes lift it out.

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20th May 2016, 18:51	#1
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