Help!! how to remove sticker residue/goo?

[steel_headz]

U look for spot remover.....

 

Can be found at Autobacs... I guess....

 

U hv to be patient wif the stain....

 

Do it everytime u need to....

 

The stain will starts to peel off if u continue to do without stopping....

[starr]

fer me, i use wax! =)

be it turtle wax or carglow. both works. =)

[AZGRAFIX]

there's this sticker residue remover from 3M

It comes in a spray can.

[Orleng]

use SAF insect repellent, removes everything, even spec-frame plastic bubbles

 

just kidding, don't use that stuff, prolly not a good idea.

[CMYRS]

try meguiars scratch x and alot of elbow grease.

[SpiritualRain13]

Petrol will only Destroy ur PaintWerk if it is nt cleaned properly / remove. As in Petrol Drip then U nvr wipe off & leave it 2 dry. Yes in that case it will eat up the paint. Another is if like ur Bike topples over & heavy dosage of Petrol is left 2 dry by itself, worst still wif help of SunLite, ur Paint will Crack... Very Jialat ah experience before

[SpiritualRain13]

Better dun take the Risk since there are oredi so many alternatives avaliable

[chris 525]

Use boiling hot water from the kettle, pour some hot water on rag, then wipe affected area. Make sure your are wearing gloves, cos the hot water will scald you.

 

The boiling hot water softens the glue, then it can be rubbed off.

 

You will need to repeat this a few times to remove all the glue.

 

If you don't have a power point near where your bike is parked, them put the hot water in a thermo-flask.

[pichudot]

hmmm... wondering if this method applies to my old time used sticky matt black helmet? boiling water or 3M sticker residue remover or zippo lighter fluid?

[chris 525]

I would not apply any flamable carbon based fluid (like petrol) anywhere near my Helmet.

It will weaken the shell.

 

I also read (a long long time ago) that glue on stickers can weaken the shell and so can paint.

[SpiritualRain13]

Liddat nt recommended 2 paste Sticker all over also. Sumting new 2 look into...