Try scraping off as much as you can, then a cloth with a bit of petrol on it.
removing glue residue
Having to replace interior driving mirror.Any tips on how to clean the old glue of would be much appreciated.
John
John
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Off the screen or mirror mount?
Anyway try to scrape the bulk of residue off the surface.
Different adhesives react differently to different solvents.
Try if you have some, electrical degreaser, Brake and clutch cleaner, Isopropyl alcohol, occasionally screen wash concentrate..
If it is all gooey. place an icecube (wrapped in poly bag) when cold will scrape easier.
After all that halfords may have some stuff just for the job.
Dave P
Anyway try to scrape the bulk of residue off the surface.
Different adhesives react differently to different solvents.
Try if you have some, electrical degreaser, Brake and clutch cleaner, Isopropyl alcohol, occasionally screen wash concentrate..
If it is all gooey. place an icecube (wrapped in poly bag) when cold will scrape easier.
After all that halfords may have some stuff just for the job.
Dave P
Thanks for the tips
Bit of tar and glue and a new razor blade - not a stanley as that will scratch the glass!
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