Mk4 Lew

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as above guys, found some and i tryed bu attacking it with the end ov the hoover, not recomended. any info appreciated.

RichieST

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Freeze it with an ice cube or that plumbers pipe freezing spray. It will go solid then pull it out of the carpet in one piece.

Chaz888

freeze it with gas or plumbers freeze stuff ,then it just can be picked out as its hard then

Mark_

wd40 works well

gouch1

ice is suposed to be good freeze it then remove

dojj

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on clothing, you wet the cloth and then put it into the freezer

the frost then freezes the gum and also separates it away from the material so it's just a case of unpicking it afterwards

not too sure about doing the same thing on a carpet though as it may give you a bigger problem when you have to clean up the damp patch

Mk4 Lew

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blimey that was quick, il try the ice tomorrow and see if i can find some plumbers freeze spray, cheers guys

phil_rs

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Tar and glue remover will break it down

PileOfRust

i had chewing gum in my hair once...

wd40 got it out very quick! but stank...

Mk4 Lew

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get a wash you smelly barstool

PileOfRust

was a good few months ago now lol

Mk4 Lew

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Rsmat

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Yup I've always used plumbers freeze pal.

Mk4 Lew

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i think theres some upstairs, ill see if i can find it. cheers buddy

Retro Al

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As already said,freeze it or use tar and glue remover that will break it down then just wipe it away

Mk4 Lew

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ive found some, bit of a stupid question but is it all the same stuff?

Mk4 Lew

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guys i dont know what i would do without you just tryed it on my dads spare (broken badly) car and it worked wonders. it is a bit of a pain to pick it off but it worked. thanks a lot guys.

Edit: it had been treaded in for atleast 6 months aswell.

Mk4 Lew

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just done it, theres just a tiny little bit left cheers guys