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Removing glue from inside of windscreen

goochy · 2016-04-16 19:34:29

Any tips ? Car was bought from Merlin auctions . They had glued spec. Sheet to windscreen !

16-04-2016 7:34pm

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Any tips ? Car was bought from Merlin auctions . They had glued spec. Sheet to windscreen !

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#2 16-04-2016 7:37pm

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Pure alcohol would get it off no prob or citric acid I'd say

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#3 16-04-2016 7:43pm

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Petrol, diesel, xylene, white spirits, etc.

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If you have any rough ground with plenty of loose stones and long grass you could park beside it whilst you strim it.

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#5 16-04-2016 8:07pm

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A stanley blade or similar

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#6 16-04-2016 8:08pm

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Nail polish remover. Keep it away from everything else on the car.

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WD40

Not your ornery onager

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#8 16-04-2016 9:09pm

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Nail polish remover.

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Heat gun?

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#10 16-04-2016 9:13pm

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goochy wrote: »

Any tips ? Car was bought from Merlin auctions . They had glued spec. Sheet to windscreen !

Hey goochy, did you ever hear of google?

https://www.google.ie/#q=removing+glue+from+windscreen

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#11 17-04-2016 8:33am

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The Backwards Man wrote: »

If you have any rough ground with plenty of loose stones and long grass you could park beside it whilst you strim it.

Huhh??

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