Hi all.
I have a wing mirror being held on with duct tape.
I'm going to repair it this weekend but the moulded plastic cover has
a lot of the residue from the duct tape on it.
What stuff will remove this?

Thanks.

Arthur

Davao wrote:
What stuff will remove this?

White Spirit.

Sometimes Windowlene is sufficient, but WD40 usually works - though
check it's ok on the plastics.

"Davao" wrote in message
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Hi all.
I have a wing mirror being held on with duct tape.
I'm going to repair it this weekend but the moulded plastic cover has
a lot of the residue from the duct tape on it.
What stuff will remove this?

Thanks.

Arthur

We suffer this a lot in the theatre, usually a fresh piece of gaffer tape is
sticky enough to lift off old gaffer tape residue , surprisingly enough this
works really well.

mrcheerful

mrcheerful
. wrote:
"Davao" wrote in message
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Hi all.
I have a wing mirror being held on with duct tape.
I'm going to repair it this weekend but the moulded plastic cover has
a lot of the residue from the duct tape on it.
What stuff will remove this?

Thanks.

Arthur

We suffer this a lot in the theatre, usually a fresh piece of gaffer tape is
sticky enough to lift off old gaffer tape residue , surprisingly enough this
works really well.


It works for quite a lot of sticky labels as well. Often you can use
the bit of the label that came off cleanly to remove the remaining
residue.

MBQ

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mrcheerful
. wrote:
"Davao" wrote in message
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Hi all.
I have a wing mirror being held on with duct tape.
I'm going to repair it this weekend but the moulded plastic cover has
a lot of the residue from the duct tape on it.
What stuff will remove this?

Thanks.

Arthur

We suffer this a lot in the theatre, usually a fresh piece of gaffer tape
is
sticky enough to lift off old gaffer tape residue , surprisingly enough
this
works really well.


It works for quite a lot of sticky labels as well. Often you can use
the bit of the label that came off cleanly to remove the remaining
residue.

If there are any little bits left rub them off with talcum powder.

Mary

MBQ

The message
from "Mary Fisher" contains these words:

If there are any little bits left rub them off with talcum powder.

UR Cynthia Payne AICM£5

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On Thu, 18 May 2006 19:41:25 UTC, Guy King
wrote:

The message
from "Mary Fisher" contains these words:

If there are any little bits left rub them off with talcum powder.

UR Cynthia Payne AICMú5

No....

UR Cynthia Payne AICMLV

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