Removing Defender stickers - experiences?

Hi Dave, Use a hairdryer, which will soften the adhesive, peel them off and thne use white spirit or meths to remove the residue. Cheers, John

|| Hi Dave, || Use a hairdryer, which will soften the adhesive, peel || them off and thne use white spirit or meths to remove the residue. || Cheers, John

Hairdryer, then plastic scraper if they're stubborn - I use a scraper intended for removing softened varnish from wood, but a cfredit card would probably do as well. Remove the remainder as above, then a light T-Cut of the whole panel if there's a colour difference due to UV fading.

In article , John Stokes writes

Suggest a slight variation: use WD40 or "Orange Glo" on the residue, then white spirit or meths to remove the WD40...

It's a bit quicker.

Regards,

Simonm.

|| Suggest a slight variation: use WD40 or "Orange Glo" on the residue, || then white spirit or meths to remove the WD40...

Ah, but how do you remove the white spirit and meths? :-)

On or around Fri, 14 Apr 2006 10:53:00 +0100, Dave Gibbs enlightened us thusly:

Make 'em warm. On a dark coloured truck, parking it in full sunlight on a hot day works. I guess a hair dryer might be enough... Get it right and they peel off.

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HTH nigelh