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acox99

Removing Trim Tape Adhesive

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acox99

I have pulled the weather strips off that go around the door apertures, but I haven't found a product to shift the glue. Even thinners were not much cop. What have people used.

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iPlod999

I soak white spirit into kitchen roll and then stick it to the glue with some tape.

 

Leave it for an hour or so. It then comes off quite easy.

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nick205

I found some gentle heat (wife's hair dryer) and a plastic scraper removed reasonably well.

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ATK

Lighter fluid and a cloth, believe it or not, works superbly.

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acox99

Toffee wheel is a good shout for removing adhesive off the paintwork. I will give lighter fluid a try. I'm just being impatient.

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lightflow

I haven't weatherstrip glue specifically, but usually where white spririt is slow to work or ineffective you could try methylated spirits...

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jeremy

Most furniture spray polish will work. Just leave to soak in then a bit of elbow grease.

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acox99

I used a toffee wheel to remove the residue off the body work and I'm still persisting in soaking the adhesive on the rubber. I'm trying not to soak it too much as I don't want it to affect the rubber.

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