Sticky stuff

[pompei]

I had a new screen put in the Saab last month. The guys who fitted it secured it to the roof panel with duct tape to keep it secure whilst it went off.  Now there is a residue on the screen and the roof.

 

Any recommendations on how to get it off? 

 

Ta

[dollywobbler]

Sticky Stuff Remover.

[bub2006]

^^ whs. Works a treat,when someone piddled badges off the old vectra it removed all traces

[Timewaster]

Before you go spending, try some wd40

[spike60]

I bought an Alfa Spider a couple of years back that someone had de-badged leaving Pinifarina etc written in glue. Paint thinners followed by T-cut and a polish and job was jobbed.

[dollywobbler]

I have found brake cleaner useful too to be fair.

[Timewaster]

I misread dw's post as brake fluid!

 

Hopefully Pompei won't do the same.

[burraston2006]

Nail varnish remover should work

[burraston2006]

Try furniture polish. I know it sounds odd but if you use the silicon free polish ( smart price stuff etc ) this will get residue off. The cleaners in Asda do it that way.

[twosmoke300]

Tar and glue remover . Pop round your local car dealer or valeter with a 6 pack and a coke bottle

[pompei]

Thanks folks

[richardmorris]

I wouldn't use nail varnish remover- it's acetone and likely to soften and remove the paint. Sticky stuff remover is great. Autoglym tar remover is excellent but not cheap.

[michael1703]

Lighter fuel

[purplebargeken]

I'd try WD40 first of all

[martc]

I wouldn't use nail varnish remover- it's acetone and likely to soften and remove the paint. Sticky stuff remover is great. Autoglym tar remover is excellent but not cheap.

 

It's worth repeating this - don't use nail varnish remover.

[burraston2006]

Oop's. Sorry if I give shite advice!!

[HH-R]

I misread dw's post as brake fluid!

 

Hopefully Pompei won't do the same.

Aye, I did the same!

[inconsistant]

Might be a bit late, but get the windscreen people back to sort it, their work should be guaranteed, you shouldn't have to do anything.