My luggage rack arrived today from my TR4A from Moss Motors. The rack and brackets look good - but, three is a problem. Whoever pack the rack taped the brackets directly to the rack. UPS left the rac
I always keep a can of lighter fluid around for just such occasions. Great for removing those unremoveable price tags stores like to put on everything. Trick is to let it soak in for a few minutes. N
I'd try a cleaner made by PPG that is made to remove grease, wax and tar from auto bodies prior to painting. It's called "Acryliclean" Hope it works for you. Joe Curry -- "If you can't excel with ta
Snip....Tonight I have tried: Nail Polish remover, 3M General Adhesive Remover. It's available in most auto parts stores -- Lenny Seidman Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, USA email: lseidman@erols.com
I find that rubbing alchol and a bit of cotton works almost every time to get tape goo off. Just keep rubbing it with the alchol and it will eventually come off. Good luck. Jane '67 GT6 and the adhes
go to home depot, and purchase a small can of MEK,(methyl ethyl keytone) takes adhesive right off, wear gloves and safety glasses this stuff is especially not nice to skin... rack and left the adhesi
Tonight I have tried: Nail Polish remover, fantastic, soft scrub, goop, and just hard work. No luck. I cannot get the adhesive off of the chrome. What should I try next? - -- Thomas P. Winslow (1966
I have been successfull using plain ol' WD40. There is also a product found at Lowes called "Goo-Gone" that works well. just a suggestion, and my .02 --McCoy Reed --1980 Triumph Spitfire 1500 --Fayet
There are several citrus-based solvents available at hardware stores. One is called Goo Gone, but there are others. They seem to work on this type of sludge. Good luck, Les Landon 62 TR3B
Go get some rubber cement thinner "Bestine" It'll work like a charm Garon-tee... Greg Petrolati gpetrola@prairienet.org 1962 TR4 (CT4852L) "That's not a leak... My car is just marking its territory!"
I would suggest 3M's "Tar and Adhesive Remover". This works really well at removing all the adhesives I've tried to get off of things. It even succeeded in removing the original header rail seal from
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Tom, Try some paper towel lightly wetted with 'Ronsonol' Lighter Fluid (The stuff you buy for a 'Zippo'). If this dosen't work.....(it will).........better get out the #75 grit sand paper ( kidding
Whoever pack the rack taped the brackets directly to the rack. UPS left the rack in the hot sun today (until I got home). Now I cannot get the adhesive off of the brackets and rack. Tonight I have tr
If none of the other numerous suggestions don't work, head to your local radio controlled car hobby shop and pick up a can of "Motor Spray." It's a very caustic chemical us racers use to clean our mo
Some company, I do not remember the brand, makes label remover. Its for removing the gum left by labels from things like dringing glass, etc. Should be able to find it in the supermarket. Peter Thoma
Ok next, if you can't find a good solvent, make your own. Try going round the chemicals shelf in your garadge, kitchen, and just mix stuff together. Gas lighter re-fill, liquid butain is a pretty goo