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Old 20-09-09, 05:54 PM   #1
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How can I get it off?

Along the side of my mums car there is a strange line looks like selotape has been put on and pulled off. what ever it is it wont budge ive tried some crappy polish she had at hers (as didnt have any of my slimsch with me). Any Ideas people?
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Old 20-09-09, 07:13 PM   #2
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A dab of white spirit on a soft cloth?
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Old 20-09-09, 07:13 PM   #3
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when I put new badges on mine I used nail varnish remover to get the sticky residue off. Worked a treat and didn't damage the paint. Failing that anything alcohol will work. Spray it with lynx then buff it off again. Sounds stupid but it works!
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Old 20-09-09, 07:15 PM   #4
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I've used halfords tar and bug remover on old badge glue .... been great so far.
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Old 20-09-09, 07:17 PM   #5
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its weird its hard and u cant get it off with ur nail
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Tar and bug mate.....spray it on ... leave it for a few minutes and it'll come off.
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Old 20-09-09, 09:54 PM   #7
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petrol works too, but it takes polish off with it,so ud need to polish it after
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Old 20-09-09, 11:10 PM   #8
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buy a pack of gorilla wipes and never look back. i recommended them to a wrc team and they go through pallets of them now. they remove anything and i mean anything yet if you just be careful the paint will be fine. i removed superglue from a previous car with one and swear by them. very cheap too and a pack will last ages. youll probs clean your entire car interior etc with them if you try them
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Old 21-09-09, 08:55 AM   #9
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i'm sure that i saw a possability of innuendo in the title, but however...

i'll agree with what Mick says.
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Old 21-09-09, 09:14 AM   #10
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yeah i did wander about the title lol
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