Sticker residue

Big Bad Boris

Senior member
 Braintree
My daughter bought a new (used) car today. Somebody had clearly put a sticker with Paw prints on the petrol flap. The sticker has been removed but left some of the backing adhesive still on the paint. Any tips on how to remove this without damaging the paintwork by scraping etc

Also given how sad we are on here, I will give 5 bonus Z4 for points for anyone that can identify what car it is (it’s not. BMW).


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You can actually buy a product called “sticky stuff remover” which works very well, in the absence of that you could try some petrol on a cloth :?
Rob
 
Take the cap off, leave it in warm soapy water 2-3 hours, rub it off with your fingers
 
Thanks both,

I concur it’s hard to argue with “sticky” in this instance..

I assume the cap will be simple to remove so I will try the soapy water trick first. If it doesn’t work I will get some sticky stuff remover and use that, we may lose one member In the process... sorry “sticky” :D
 
Big Bad Boris said:
My daughter bought a new (used) car today. Somebody had clearly put a sticker with Paw prints on the petrol flap. The sticker has been removed but left some of the backing adhesive still on the paint. Any tips on how to remove this without damaging the paintwork by scraping etc

Also given how sad we are on here, I will give 5 bonus Z4 for points for anyone that can identify what car it is (it’s not. BMW).


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Spray with WD40 and wipe off, a mechanic showed me years ago when I’d stuck a window up late at night as an emergency repair with duct tape and couldn’t get the tape residue off.

I’m not guessing on the car, that’s be cheating :rofl:
 
Smartbear said:
sticky said:
Take the cap off, leave it in warm soapy water 2-3 hours, rub it off with your fingers

With a username like yours, i bow to your superior knowledge :P
Rob

Strange,,,,, I seem to attract these kind of responses , the name is the result of eating about £20 worth of stickies en route between the Danish border and Rendsburg,,,,,, £20 in 1977 was apparently a lot of stickies :D :D
 
sticky said:
Smartbear said:
sticky said:
Take the cap off, leave it in warm soapy water 2-3 hours, rub it off with your fingers

With a username like yours, i bow to your superior knowledge :P
Rob

Strange,,,,, I seem to attract these kind of responses , the name is the result of eating about £20 worth of stickies en route between the Danish border and Rendsburg,,,,,, £20 in 1977 was apparently a lot of stickies :D :D


And there’s me thinking it came from your prowess at cleaning glue marks left on car panels :)
Rob
 
Smartbear said:
sticky said:
Smartbear said:
With a username like yours, i bow to your superior knowledge :P
Rob

Strange,,,,, I seem to attract these kind of responses , the name is the result of eating about £20 worth of stickies en route between the Danish border and Rendsburg,,,,,, £20 in 1977 was apparently a lot of stickies :D :D


And there’s me thinking it came from your prowess at cleaning glue marks left on car panels :)
Rob

Well I need to wash my mind out then!
I had a much more sordid reason in my head. :rofl:
 
Argyll Andy said:
Big Bad Boris said:
My daughter bought a new (used) car today. Somebody had clearly put a sticker with Paw prints on the petrol flap. The sticker has been removed but left some of the backing adhesive still on the paint. Any tips on how to remove this without damaging the paintwork by scraping etc

Also given how sad we are on here, I will give 5 bonus Z4 for points for anyone that can identify what car it is (it’s not. BMW).


852DB6A5-CAE8-4E82-88E1-22DACFF0440B.jpeg

Spray with WD40 and wipe off, a mechanic showed me years ago when I’d stuck a window up late at night as an emergency repair with duct tape and couldn’t get the tape residue off.

I’m not guessing on the car, that’s be cheating :rofl:
Yes it would- we used to call that insider dealing back in my working days :D
 
Big Bad Boris said:
Argyll Andy said:
Big Bad Boris said:
My daughter bought a new (used) car today. Somebody had clearly put a sticker with Paw prints on the petrol flap. The sticker has been removed but left some of the backing adhesive still on the paint. Any tips on how to remove this without damaging the paintwork by scraping etc

Also given how sad we are on here, I will give 5 bonus Z4 for points for anyone that can identify what car it is (it’s not. BMW).


852DB6A5-CAE8-4E82-88E1-22DACFF0440B.jpeg

Spray with WD40 and wipe off, a mechanic showed me years ago when I’d stuck a window up late at night as an emergency repair with duct tape and couldn’t get the tape residue off.

I’m not guessing on the car, that’s be cheating :rofl:
Yes it would- we used to call that insider dealing back in my working days :D

:rofl: Good you’re sorted and you can get back to the proper job in hand :driving:

I hope you get the residue problem sorted
 
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