White spirit first preferably odourless. Then washing up liquid.. Never
use gel stickers again... They melt in hot weather...


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Mag wrote:



White spirit first preferably odourless. Then washing up liquid.. Never
use gel stickers again... They melt in hot weather...



Thanks, Mag. My missus thought it wuld be a good idea to stick a load
on our patio doors at Christmas. Still not able to get them off.

On 14/07/2015 02:44, Mag wrote:

White spirit first preferably odourless. Then washing up liquid.. Never
use gel stickers again... They melt in hot weather...

Swarfega works better than anything for removing recalcitrant stickers
from most smooth surfaces. It pongs a bit but with a gel formulation you
can apply and leave for a while then scrape it all off.

Quick rinse and polish and you are done.

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Martin Brown

On 14/07/2015 08:21, Etaoin Shrdlu wrote:
Mag wrote:



White spirit first preferably odourless. Then washing up liquid.. Never
use gel stickers again... They melt in hot weather...



Thanks, Mag. My missus thought it wuld be a good idea to stick a load
on our patio doors at Christmas. Still not able to get them off.

Have you tried scraping it off with a Stanley knife blade (bare)


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Toby wrote:
On 14/07/2015 08:21, Etaoin Shrdlu wrote:
Mag wrote:



White spirit first preferably odourless. Then washing up liquid.. Never
use gel stickers again... They melt in hot weather...



Thanks, Mag. My missus thought it wuld be a good idea to stick a load
on our patio doors at Christmas. Still not able to get them off.

Have you tried scraping it off with a Stanley knife blade (bare)


Not yet, but I will. I'll ask for permission to attempt to remove them
again later :-)