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I can't see any cleaners touching it to be honest.

Did you try the hairdryer method? If you're managing to pick bits off it's worth trying.

Steve.

I have used this from Lakeland and its great.  If the stickers can be peeled off then this would tackle any sticky residue left.  (I would test a small area first)

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Quote: Originally posted by Debbie Jacks on 07/8/2006

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I have used this from Lakeland and its great. If the stickers can be peeled off then this would tackle any sticky residue left. (I would test a small area first)

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my brother owns a car body repair shop and when ever he takes stickers of he uses petrol

Hairdryer, or betterer a hot paint gun. Just warm the sticker and peel away.

Then meths to get the glue residue off.

I have used this method on cars and caravans.

We always use a spray can of WD40.

Its always removed stickers for us from just about everything.