Removing adhesive residue
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I finally got around to removing the sticker full of legalese that BMW helpfully placed on the upper left hand side of my windshield, only to discover that there's quite a bit of adhesive residue left. I'd appreciate any tips on how to remove this residue effectively.
Thanks in advance.
-TA
Thanks in advance.
-TA
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Originally Posted by highyo' post='1034887' date='Oct 17 2009, 08:43 PM
WD-40, and leave the can in the car its great for keepin the brake dust off the tires
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Originally Posted by highyo' post='1034887' date='Oct 17 2009, 09:43 PM
WD-40, and leave the can in the car its great for keepin the brake dust off the tires
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Originally Posted by skeeter' post='1034906' date='Oct 17 2009, 10:26 PM
Goo-gone...Works the best!!!!
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Originally Posted by Taylor' post='1034882' date='Oct 17 2009, 06:17 PM
I finally got around to removing the sticker full of legalese that BMW helpfully placed on the upper left hand side of my windshield, only to discover that there's quite a bit of adhesive residue left. I'd appreciate any tips on how to remove this residue effectively.
Thanks in advance.
-TA
Thanks in advance.
-TA
Best stuff I've found is White gasoline = Naptha = Ronson lighter fluid. Works on most anything and won't harm (most) surfaces. Denatured alcohol works good also.
