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Don't get me wrong, I love Frozen as much as the next dad and it was fun 'decorating' daddy's bike but now the stickers have spot welded themselves to the metal.
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WD40 works quite well, if not hair dryer
Lighter fluid
Instead of getting the perpetrator birthday/Christmas presents, buy yourself a new bike. 😀
Or use nail varnish remover.
Autoglym Bug & Tar remover is excellent for removing helitape, it should be pretty good for what you need.
Cat sick, works almost all the time.
I use Petrol.
The only way to restore your manliness...
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Nail varnish remover cheap as hell.
Brake fluid/ wire wool/ nitromors combo.
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as with most questions, Isopropyl alcohol is the answer.
GT85 works well on most things - particularly road tar on the car.
Otherwise you can buy adhesive remover from the diy store.
Instead of getting the perpetrator birthday/Christmas presents, buy yourself a new bike.
[b]Or use nail varnish remover.[/b]
No! Acetone can damage the surface of the paint on the bike. Isopropanol, WD40 or lighter fuel are best.
If you have to use acetone, (some adhesives are a bugger to dissolve/remove), try it first where it won't show, like inside the chain stays.
Meths
Wot esme suggested. Bottle under the sink.
Trying to remember what is was on, but I remember baby oil being the secret to removing a particular adhesive.
Margarine or butter also works.
(I do believe that it was Drac that suggested this aaages ago!)
Leave them on.
GT 85
"Let it go,let it go" surprised no said it sooner.
as with most questions, Isopropyl alcohol is the [s]answer[/s] solution.
househusbandMargarine or butter also works.
yes
as with most questions, Isopropyl alcohol is the [s]answer[/s] solution.
*mirth*
That Sticky Stuff Remover in spray gel form left for about ten minutes will get it off no bother.
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Caution - this method may remove a bit of paint also...
Don't use nail varnish remover unless you want to repaint the frame.
A few suggestions:
Tie a cloth soaked in warm soapy water around the frame and leave for a few minutes to soften the stickers and adhesive and then scrap off with something non-sratchy (nail, non-stick scourer etc)
Do the same with some kitchen towel sprayed with alcohol (IPA or vodka will do), WD40 or petrol/turps (smelly)
Look for a citrus label remover - handy stuff to have around and smells of oranges.
Serves you right for keeping it in the house
The child that is !
+1 lighter fluid, works on most label/sticker residue.
And no-one's mentioned but there is always [b]MORE STICKERS![/b]
The WD40 is working a treat. I have to do it in stages so as she doesn't notice straight away.
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Your days are numbered Ana!!
Peanut butter.
Something in the palm oil dissolves the sticky stuff.
Leave it on for a few hours and then wipe it off.
Vinegar (the clear stuff, not the coloured type you put on chips) usually removes most sticker residue.
Shimano hydro brake fluid also has a potent cleaning power, but at your own risk...
Don't use nail varnish remover unless you want to repaint the frame.
Never found that...
IPA isn't a solution BTW 😉