[Ryan-H]

In my car there's been a Parrot handsfree kit previously installed in the car, and due to the weather being extremely warm, the unit that is usually stuck to the trim above the cupholder, (it's a knob of some sort) it keeps falling off.. Now, i don't want it anyway, so have removed the trim and hidden it away (i haven't cut it incase it's wired into the car's electrics) but it's left this stubborn adhesive behind that just won't shift.. I did buy some sticky stuff remover today that claims to remove tar, chewing gum etc but not shifted it at all.. I daren't use white spirit incase it takes the colour off the trim..

Any ideas??

 

[MIQ]

Hair spray

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[MIQ]

Or T Cut is also a good one , but may dis colour black trim

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[Ryan-H]

Or T Cut is also a good one , but may dis colour black trim

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Hmmm, don't want any discoloration, that'll make a mess.. I didn't think it would be so hard to remove but it won't budge..

 

[MIQ]

Hmmm, don't want any discoloration, that'll make a mess.. I didn't think it would be so hard to remove but it won't budge..

I have used t cut on plastic and glass to get difficult to remove bugs,

But seriously if you go round your mums borrow some hair spray, it removes oil, marker, sticker residue no problem.

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[Ryan-H]

I have used t cut on plastic and glass to get difficult to remove bugs,

But seriously if you go round your mums borrow some hair spray, it removes oil, marker, sticker residue no problem.

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Well i'm happy to give it a go if it works, but AFAIK hairspray was very 8o's, she doesn't use it anymore.. Lol. Is there nothing to be found in the garage that'll do it without making me look like i'm an 8o's throwback??? Ha.

 

[MIQ]

Well i'm happy to give it a go if it works, but AFAIK hairspray was very 8o's, she doesn't use it anymore.. Lol. Is there nothing to be found in the garage that'll do it without making me look like i'm an 8o's throwback??? Ha.

I know who had hair spray nowadays lol

(to be fair I think there is some in a bin bag at mine for when the ex wife collects it lol)

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[MIQ]

Well i'm happy to give it a go if it works, but AFAIK hairspray was very 8o's, she doesn't use it anymore.. Lol. Is there nothing to be found in the garage that'll do it without making me look like i'm an 8o's throwback??? Ha.

Friction does it as well or heat

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[Ryan-H]

Friction does it as well or heat

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I might try a combination of getting the hairdryer on it followed by something solvent based.. I wonder if nail varnish remover will do it??

 

[MIQ]

I might try a combination of getting the hairdryer on it followed by something solvent based.. I wonder if nail varnish remover will do it??

Sounds like a good idea , I would not know about the nail varnish stuff never tried it

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[Ryan-H]

Sounds like a good idea , I would not know about the nail varnish stuff never tried it

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Liar.. I've heard you're a bit partial to the cross dressing, and also long shorts. Pmsl.

 

[MIQ]

Liar.. I've heard you're a bit partial to the cross dressing, and also long shorts. Pmsl.

My shorts are awesome lol

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[Ryan-H]

My shorts are awesome lol

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Well please don't wear them at Awesome!! Lol.

 

[MIQ]

Well please don't wear them at Awesome!! Lol.

Don't worry there detailing shorts I have some decent threads for when out in public

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[Hulmie]

engine degreaser and bit of heat from a heat gun.

 

[alanhughes]

Autosmart tardis works a treat!

 

[FLORIDA747]

Lakeland plastics do a sticky stuff remover which is really good.

 

[FLORIDA747]

http://www.lakeland.co.uk/8976/Sticky-Stuff-Remover

There you go then find your local store

 

[alecmack]

WD40 should work.

 

[PaulW]

WD40 does work.

Fixed