removing glue

1. Matthews Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2009 ireland Posts: 152 mango saxo

   #1 27th April 2010, 17:35

   any1 know how to remove glue from the plastic molding on a saxo door?
2. speedyvtr Established Member Joined: May 2006 crewe United Kingdom (England) Posts: 1036 toyota mr2.

   #2 27th April 2010, 17:39

   i cant promise but i used tar remover on mine and it worked
3. user_28436 Established Member Joined: Nov 2008 Shropshire Posts: 1786

   #3 27th April 2010, 17:45

   I used a hair dryer to heat it up then it kinda disapeered lol, then any that was left you could just rub off with your hand.
4. Matthews Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2009 ireland Posts: 152 mango saxo

   #4 27th April 2010, 17:49

   ok ill try that thanks
5. saxovtsmad Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Aug 2008 stoke on trent Posts: 8875 now own a possi blue mk2 vts mk1 went to heaven

   #5 27th April 2010, 17:53

   try the hair dryer first then use the tar remover to get the last bits of residue off
6. huricane Established Member Joined: Feb 2010 cardiff Posts: 1414 saxo Vtr

   #6 27th April 2010, 18:56

   i used a hair dryer peeled off and i used a freeze spray that i used to get gum off carpets and it came off very easy
7. Matthews Infrequent Poster Joined: Oct 2009 ireland Posts: 152 mango saxo

   #7 27th April 2010, 20:15

   i try whit a hair dryer and it didnt work
8. Ben69 Infrequent Poster Joined: Jan 2010 Nottingham Posts: 149 Blue Saxo Furio 2002

   #8 27th April 2010, 21:50

   use tar remover. if that doesnt work you can use thinners and it wont damage the paint work
9. djflipsaxo Saxperience Post Whore Joined: Dec 2005 Poole United Kingdom (England) Posts: 6410 Vts, Vtr, Furio..

   #9 27th April 2010, 21:51

   its a pain to remove.
   i tried petrol, the lot lol.
10. huricane Established Member Joined: Feb 2010 cardiff Posts: 1414 saxo Vtr

    #10 28th April 2010, 05:43

    you dont want to try petrol it cost enuff to run the car not putting it on your car lol