Sticky goo on instrument panel - help!

I'd try white spirit. Or preferably "Tim Free". It is a citrus based cleaner that I bought for removing the crap on a CPU and have found it cleans absolutely anything without destroying it.

That should have read "Tim clean" Most good component shops should stock it.

WD40.

JB

Not in a blue tin then ;-)

a touch of neat washing up liquid and a j cloth to take up the goo as you rub

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The message from Sim G. contains these words:

It's not an alcohol soluble glue. Few are. You want a petroleum based solvent like lighter fluid, white spirit, paraffin, that sort of thing.

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Take it back to the dealer and tell them to bloody get their sticker's mess off...?

Mr Sheen or similar spray furniture polish removes the sticky goo where price stickers have been fixed to plastic. Was the sticker a mileage disclaimer?

Thanks for the suggestions all, esp JB, WD40 worked a treat :)

Meths.

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He said he tried 30% methanol already. Meths doesn't shift petroleum based glues.

Wow, it's made your car REALLY fast :-o. I'm gonna get some sticky stuff for my car ;-)

Isopropyl Alocohol - it's safe on plastics. I've used it on my computer's motherboard, got some sticky stuff off easily! It's probably around a fiver for a can.

Those baby wipes that have citrus in them.

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Hmm, lemonbums, my favourite.

They call em batter bits where I live.