Glue/label removal

[D1RZH1N1S]

Hello,

Any ideas how to remove this old glue/label? I've tried turtle bug & tar remover didn't helped. Please have a look to picture.

Thanks

 

[Tiprat]

If you have any WD40 or other such penetrating oil, spray it onto it or onto a rag leave it to soak for a short while then rub it off.

 

[D1RZH1N1S]

Thank you didn't thought about wd40 will try for now

 

[Ricky Burrows]

We got a few things at work i could recommend but you can try petrol before buying any of that as a quick cheap alternative.

 

[BakPak]

Acetone or nail varnish remover.

 

[AvantMike]

Have you tried t-cut or scratch X polish?

 

[D1RZH1N1S]

Petrol & wd40 didn't worked. Any other ideas fellas ?

 

[D1RZH1N1S]

Same with t-cut & x polish

 

[Ricky Burrows]

Best stuff I've used is paint thinners and a plastic trim tool scraper if that dont break it down your not getting it off without repainting it

 

[AvantMike]

I bought some polishing pads from fleabay to use with a hand-held drill/driver. they're more aggressive than a hand polish, by the same token they'll go through lacquer and paint quickly too.
Meguaires Scratch X is the best polishing compound I've used so far.

Unless of course you've tried machine polishing already.

 

[BakPak]

If it is adhesive residue then I've found nail varnish remover or acetone works.
Use a microfibre cloth for added abrasion.

 

[tr7]

If typical removers and even neat petrol hasn't touched it I'd be inclined to think that it has damaged the clearcoat

Hoping I'm wrong. But your only other alternative is polishing it off/sanding then polishing it imo

 

[D1RZH1N1S]

Acetone worked. Thanks.