G GP06Roadster Senior member Nov 26, 2013 #1 Any recommendations for what's good for removing the gook left behind from old wheel weights? Cheers
T Toe-side Senior member In the 'Borders' Nov 26, 2013 #2 Solvent and soft scraper but due care needed White spirit, Cellulose thinners, Brake or carb cleaner and ..............patience :wink:
Solvent and soft scraper but due care needed White spirit, Cellulose thinners, Brake or carb cleaner and ..............patience :wink:
pvr Dutch Ruler of the South East UK Nov 26, 2013 #5 And in most cases, will still take the lacquer off :x
T the cueball Senior member Glasgow Nov 26, 2013 #6 Autosmart Tardis... removes with little fuss and no damage that I've had.
G GP06Roadster Senior member Nov 26, 2013 #8 pvr said: And in most cases, will still take the lacquer off :x Click to expand... That's what worries me!
pvr said: And in most cases, will still take the lacquer off :x Click to expand... That's what worries me!
G GP06Roadster Senior member Nov 26, 2013 #9 "Autosmart Tardis... removes with little fuss and no damage that I've had" "I use my valetpro citrus tar and glue remover" Thanks for the responses guys, I already tried white spirit but the gook just laughed at me :? I'll give one of the tar removers a go before risking the scraper route as I'd probably bugger it up and end up down the wheel refurb shop :!:
"Autosmart Tardis... removes with little fuss and no damage that I've had" "I use my valetpro citrus tar and glue remover" Thanks for the responses guys, I already tried white spirit but the gook just laughed at me :? I'll give one of the tar removers a go before risking the scraper route as I'd probably bugger it up and end up down the wheel refurb shop :!:
S Stuart Truman Lifer The Cotswolds Nov 26, 2013 #10 Tardis has been mentioned in other threads. Also isoclean (alcohol) should dissolve the glue. Otherwise, a hair dryer to soften the glue?
Tardis has been mentioned in other threads. Also isoclean (alcohol) should dissolve the glue. Otherwise, a hair dryer to soften the glue?
M markeg Elite Lincolnshire Wolds Nov 26, 2013 #11 Another for white spirit and a sponge..... Also works on brake dust and tar spots, but don't leave it on too long.
Another for white spirit and a sponge..... Also works on brake dust and tar spots, but don't leave it on too long.
pvr Dutch Ruler of the South East UK Nov 26, 2013 #12 I used Autoglym Tar removal - yep, took the lacquer off anyway. Still need to clean my other rear wheel but not keen on the paint stripping.
I used Autoglym Tar removal - yep, took the lacquer off anyway. Still need to clean my other rear wheel but not keen on the paint stripping.