Cragrat

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Got a transit bonnet where the double sided foam adhesive between the vent and bonnet is still stuck to the bonnet,other than heat gun & patience what other methods can be employed to remove the bloody stuff

thanks in advance

hog

try some "goo gone" i had this issue once and it worked a treat

http://www.axminster.co.uk/goo-gone-...fs3htaodadgala

Cragrat

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Tidy.cheers bud

Matt Baxter

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toffee wheel!

beaver rs 88

Plastic scraper to get most of the foam off then abit of tar and glue remover. That's how I get old number plate pads off at work mate. Let it soak in a few minutes then a little rub and its gone.

Cragrat

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Cheers chaps,found some tec7 I use cor removing silicone and it did the trick..

BRAMMER

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I've used the wurth wheel with really good results - machine mart do one for about £5

gus

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Soak in wd40

tomoyb

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Petrol is the best

gus

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Price if petrol I wouldn't wanna waste it lol

BRAMMER

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This is designed for it - i've used mine on the side mouldings - removing the old seal from the rubber grill

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/pr...isc-with-shank

GVK.

Sometimes known as caramel wheel - very good tool.

RichieST

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Would a toffee wheel damage the paint? I'm guessing there would be a lot of heat build up, although I've never seen or used one before so might be talking shite.

We use a lot of autosmart tardis at work, it's brilliant stuff.

GVK.

Obviously if you hold it in one position for 1/2hr it might, but a lot of bodyshops use it for taking off side skirt/spolier and badge backing adhesives.