Best thing to get rid of stickers on Windows

[Dave B]

Oh yeah..don't forget the magic sponge

 

[Damo]

UBIK does work as well. @daveyboy1 got about 15 tubs of it mate. So will get one sorted for Friday. £7.20 inc vat to you /emoticons/wink.png

 

[afo]

Hi people,
I'm currently working on a building site stripping new Windows witch have stickers on. Once pulled off nothing seems to get rid off it. I've tried cif and turps but it's not budging. any ideas?

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The best thing for that is acitone it will melt away the sticky glue away in seconds thats what i use

 

[Dave B]

Acetone is nail varnish remover

Nick some off the missus

Exactly the same stuff

 

[Taxlossloz]

Solvent cleaner

Titan Oil Flo

Melts it away in seconds

I done many builders cleans last year ... Many , too many

 

[adamangler]

autosmart tardis or any solvent based tar and glue remover.

If youre wanting something you can just grab local, halfords and b&q both stock this

Autoglym Intensive Tar Remover 325ml

 

[Jon Grainger]

Cheap lighter fuel, works every time and dirt cheap /emoticons/smile.png

 

[Poles Apart]

Cheap lighter fuel, works every time and dirt cheap /emoticons/smile.png

Gotta make sure you dry the tape first

 

[Jon Grainger]

No you don't, just spray it onto a rag and rub off, doesn't matter if still sticky or wet,

 

[Poles Apart]

No you don't, just spray it onto a rag and rub off, doesn't matter if still sticky or wet,

I thought you were going to set fire to it:smirk:

 

[Barney]

I agree with Poles. Titan oil flow is good stuff for removing light stickers etc.

I posted on here a long while back about how to remove heavy duty stickers, with thick plastic backs. Titan oil flow would not touch them. But once I had scraped the plastic away then applied oil-flow the left over adhesive just disolved away easily.

For new build stickers oil flow will be fine. (you might have to use scraper to make it even easier). But there are probably cheaper alternatives out there that will do the job.

 

[kevinc250]

thats an easy one mate,isopropanol removes all residue from the stickers(thats the main ingredient of sticky stuff remover)use a scraper if the paper is still left on but iso and a scrim will remove them no problem at all

 

[Taxlossloz]

I agree with Poles. Titan oil flow is good stuff for removing light stickers etc.
I posted on here a long while back about how to remove heavy duty stickers, with thick plastic backs. Titan oil flow would not touch them. But once I had scraped the plastic away then applied oil-flow the left over adhesive just disolved away easily.

For new build stickers oil flow will be fine. (you might have to use scraper to make it even easier). But there are probably cheaper alternatives out there that will do the job.

Yabba - Dabba - doooo

 

[Greener]

Quite a choice there I'm getting some of this a mate reckons it'll take cement off it's expensive so factor it in with the quote Titan Labs | Oil-Flo™ | Our Products

Is this the same stuff @Poles Apart ?

 

[Greener]

Is this the same stuff @Poles Apart ?

Opps @Poles Apart helps if I put the link in LOL TITAN Oil-Flo 141�

 

[Taxlossloz]

I don't think it will get cement off its solvent cleaner

 

[Poles Apart]

Is this the same stuff @Poles Apart ?

Yeah

 

[Poles Apart]

I don't think it will get cement off its solvent cleaner

I don't know as I've never use it but that's what someone told me, you let it soak in first.

 

[noddy]

caramel wheel works a treat on these stickers that don't come off

 

[richard123456]

thats an easy one mate,isopropanol removes all residue from the stickers(thats the main ingredient of sticky stuff remover)use a scraper if the paper is still left on but iso and a scrim will remove them no problem at all

What's a good doseage 50% iso 50% water? Or just neat?