How to remove adhesive?
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I have removed vinyl advertising signs from my work's van by peeling them off whilst blowing a hot hairdryer at it.
However the shape of the sign is still visible and there seems to be some adhesive type residue left.
What is the best way to get rid of this easily? I assume I could use the full clay bar treatment but is there an easier way?
Standard Transit van with individual graphics on front bonnet, rear doors and both side panels. All the signs were roughly A3 in size and were "cut round" the letters so although the graphics have been removed, the outline of all the letters are still there.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
However the shape of the sign is still visible and there seems to be some adhesive type residue left.
What is the best way to get rid of this easily? I assume I could use the full clay bar treatment but is there an easier way?
Standard Transit van with individual graphics on front bonnet, rear doors and both side panels. All the signs were roughly A3 in size and were "cut round" the letters so although the graphics have been removed, the outline of all the letters are still there.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks
Cheers guys, I managed to remove most of it with petrol and a Ambersil label remover which a neighbour gave me (which I finished so buying more from Ebay).
When I get the new tin it will hopefully remove the rest (The Autoglym stuff didn't work).
Failing that, it will be down to the pound shop!
When I get the new tin it will hopefully remove the rest (The Autoglym stuff didn't work).
Failing that, it will be down to the pound shop!
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