how to remove sticky stains ??? (solved)

[QUOTE = bitter] hi guys I had my white angel's bonnet guard in a very bad condition, even though it was very hard I removed it, but the sticky stain remained as it was. I'd try it;
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I tried these, but it doesn't work much. flood. I will try thinner gas oil and oil- free lining spray. I am waiting for the opinions of friends with other suggestions ... [/ QUOTE] maverick 2014-02-27 19:27:48

pure alcohol or thinner is the definitive solution, but you can make it with alcohol if it does not come to plastic parts, but it does not harm the paint and plastic parts, alcohol makes matting the paint a little.

I previously solved the similar event by pressing hard with hot water and microfiber cloth, but ...

tanned water will also solve your job.

[QUOTE = maverick] [QUOTE = bitter] hi guys I had my white angel's hood guard in a very bad condition, although it was very hard to remove it, but the sticky stain remained as it was. I'd try it;
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diesel
wd 40
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I tried these, but it doesn't work much. flood. I will try thinner gas oil and oil- free lining spray. I am waiting for the opinions of friends with other suggestions ... [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

Is it cellulosic?

We use the plate paint to disassemble the paint of the body.

I insist on clay: D

[QUOTE = Blushing] [QUOTE = maverick] [QUOTE = bitter] hi friends, my white angel's hood guard was in very bad condition, although it was very hard to remove .. but the sticky stain remained as it is. I'd try it;
solve fat
diesel
wd 40
That
I tried these, but it doesn't work much. flood. I will try thinner gas oil and oil- free lining spray. I am waiting for the opinions of friends with other suggestions ... [/ QUOTE] [/ QUOTE]

Is it cellulosic?

We use the plate paint to disassemble the paint of the body.
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I had read somewhere for useful information, and the only thing that sticks these types of spots and Japanese glue was acetone.

I think your thinner solves your job after applying carefully with a cloth, I don't think it will be bey

this is the product that is your medicine. I also used it to remove the hgs label on the glass. You wipe it with microfiber cloth and squeeze it ...

http://www.sanalpazar.com/atasresinol-recinezift-folyo-yapiskani-sokucu__isp7061213
barishrock is 2014-02-27 22:44:24

Do you share a picture after you wipe it with acetone =)
I also did not personally use the product mentioned by peace, but I think it may damage the painted surface.

it is the only chemical alcohol with the probability of experiencing 0 problems .....

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With 0 number 3m paint sandpaper, watery sandpaper is removed from the adhesive on the clear mat, then the entire hood shines like paste polish. wd40 or something you will damage the trial paint. it works on cellulosic thinner, but don't hold the excessive damage on the paint. scorpion_enis 2014-02-28 00:55:46

[QUOTE = 307bursa] [QUOTE = barishrocker] is the product of your medicine. I also used it to remove the hgs label on the glass. You wipe it with microfiber cloth and squeeze it ...

http://www.sanalpazar.com/atasresinol-recinezift-folyo-yapiskani-sokucu__isp7061213
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I used this on the glass and wheels of the vehicle, it did not cause any problems, but I did not use it on the bodywork. At home, I applied it to the American door, but it did not remove the paint. I think that if the American did not damage the paint of the door, it will not give it to the car, but the most guaranteed is to send a message to virtue paint and ask.

brother, cellulosic will not come out in the paint :) you can come out with alcohol while removing the hood, if you used a hair dryer :)

In summer, the paper adhered to the plastic on the door with paper tapes, the tape said, let the tapes stop for 1 day. However, I do not remember whether the thinner said cellulosic one or not the cellulosic one. I took what he said and removed it with him. However, I already matted the paint with the methods I tried before. Then I polished that part of cake and returned to normal.

Sa friends,

[QUOTE = aremtu] Sa friends, [/ QUOTE]

a.selam .. there was a product called atas decabit, which removes bitumen stains. investigate it, maybe it will be a solution.