De-Solv-It Sticky Stuff Remover FAIL

[Wrs]

Heads up :!: Stay away from this stuff its deadly :!: . I attempted to remove the residue left from my old wheel weights and it stripped the paint off my 326 alloys .




So I ended up back here (again)... :headbang:



All sorted now though

 

[Chris_D]

It prob has aggressive dissolvers in like u find in ovencleaner.
Ur better off with wd40 and even fairy liquid and warm water is an excellent solvent degreaser.

 

[Wrs]

Noted for next time. Cheers Chris

 

[PerryGunn]

I've found that Autosmart Tardis will dissolve virtually any sticky residue and it eats wheel weight backing for breakfast :lol:

Just don't use it indoors because it's got rather a strong smell

 

[Wrs]

Good to know thanks Perry

 

[GAZA62]

Had to remove the same sticky pad and residue from my wheel today AG Intensive Tar remover works a treat.

 

[flimper]

Had to remove the same sticky pad and residue from my wheel today AG Intensive Tar remover works a treat.

That's funny, I've tried that before on left over wheel weights with little success. Did you have to agitate the area with a lot of force to get it to shift? Always frightened that I'll take the lacquer off with it

 

[biojo]

ye tardis will work, but be carfull with this too, it can strip paints if theres no laquer

i just used some Isopropyl alcohol my wheels

 

[mj2k]

Perfect timing, as this is on my to do list while I look for employment :wink:

 

[obewan]

It prob has aggressive dissolvers in like u find in ovencleaner.
Ur better off with wd40 and even fairy liquid and warm water is an excellent solvent degreaser.

+1 for WD40. I had a similar issue on my motorbike wheels - takes a little perseverance but works a treat

 

[GAZA62]

Had to remove the same sticky pad and residue from my wheel today AG Intensive Tar remover works a treat.

That's funny, I've tried that before on left over wheel weights with little success. Did you have to agitate the area with a lot of force to get it to shift? Always frightened that I'll take the lacquer off with it

Just kept working the same spot adding more AG ITR the my MF and after a while the sticky pad turns to a soft goo and job done it wont strip lacquer as it can be used on bodywork to remove tar spots

 

[enzed4]

Perfect timing, as this is on my to do list while I look for employment :wink:

Good luck with the job hunt. Need that cash to keep the car looking and running great . (Oh yeah, and putting a roof over your head and eating food etc... but those are secondary of course :lol: )