Does anyone know how to get it off?

I have a car for sale... gti6... and someone with no taste superglued PUG in silver letters into the middle of the tailgate. The badges are off but the glue is left. Any ideas?

 

tar and bug remover? otherwise its a case of sanding it off me thinks

 

Nitromors will probably remove it... but dont get it anywhere else apart from where you want it... or it will strip the paint off your car

 

See thats the thing... its obviously on the paint so cant do that... I've tried petrol too...

 

worth heating it up with a hair dryer just for a bit so it goes sticky then try something to get it off with like wd40 or baby wipes are they day for things lol

 

put some masking tape on it first
then heat it up
the tape shuold pull some of the glue off it it gets soft enough
otherwise tcut might be the only way

 

tcut wont shift it, you'll need to heat it off

 

celluse thinners?

accetone?

 

And the paint underneath it

Have you tried wet and dry paper on a block? Not sure whether that'd work

 

isnt it soluble (sp) with hot water try that and a dish clocth, nothing abrasive

if not, god knows

 

Cheers for the replies! I will let you know how i get on!

 

I'll expect a post saying "Shit, I've sanded through my bootlid "

 

It might be that right hard shit SUPERTAC or something its called, its the kind that you lose some skin whenever working with it, its like water and dry`s up in a couple of seconds, if it is i dont think its soluble (sp) it dry`s up like plastic, if so im waiting on the above post too


Good luck ollie

 

Super glue remover

 

Under no circumstances use super glue remover it will ruin the paintwork

 

you should've just left the badges there ollie

 

Chop i wouldve but the guy buying the car wanted them off!

 

fair enough you got them off...did he mention the glue as well? lol

 

As Ryan said, Accetone.

The daughter uses it for her work and used it on me when I stuck my fingers together. Be careful with though as it strips the oils from your skin.

 

Bit of thinners will get it off