Cleaning up Goo?

Started by schmik, July 01, 2012, 06:35:02 PM

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schmik

No, not that sort of Goo!

What is the best solvent for cleaning off Glue/Sticky Goo... I am replacing all the seals on the trailer. It's easy enough to get all the foam/rubber strips off with a scraper but what about the left over sticky residue.

The last section i did i ended up using petrol. There must be something better.

mike

Chris F

I use Orange Power sticky spot and goo remover. It's good stuff.

Brettmc

De-Solv-it is another citrus based degreaser , i use it on my pushbike , safe on the rubber seals.
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austastar

Hi,
   ti-tree oil or eucalyptus oil.


cheers

Kit_e_kat9

Quote from: austastar on July 01, 2012, 06:54:17 PM
eucalyptus oil.

X 2 ... if it works in the house to remove labels with ease and on chewing gum ... gotta work on your sticky goo.

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Compass

Citrus oil products like Desolvit work on some adhesives and is easy to clean off if you need to repaint the surface. No guarantee it will work but it's cheap and easy to obtain from supermarkets and hardware stores so it might be worth a try. I've never had paintwork damaged by it even when left overnight to "soak".
Eric
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cruisindub

Goo off or goo remover, what ever generic name.

Well worth the bottle in the cupboard at home.

Never had an iissue using it, and takes the frustration out of cleaning.
beware solvent based or petrol based cleaners.

Acetone is a great cleaner, but it'll eat everything, get the bottle of goo off from supermarket hardware stores.
Why do people ask "What the hell were you thinking?"
Obviously I was thinking I was going to get away with it and not have to explain it....

schmik

Thanks Guys and Gals.

Don't have any of that at home and probably a good thing i had run out of acetone.

mike