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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are many ways, if the glue is not very dry, you can erase it with an eraser. If it is relatively dry, you can wipe it with wind oil, or use a hair dryer to blow it off again. In addition, it is okay to soften it with a warm towel before wiping.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23First, apply the wind oil essence, apply it all to and evenly coat, wait for about a minute, and wipe it off with a cloth. Hope it helps!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Self-adhesive? If it's a small part, use an eraser, and most of it will be wiped with nitro thinner.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Asphalt stain remover, to be sprayed, there are places that sell car equipment, and it is used for car washing.
Wipe with a dry towel first. If it doesn't work, wipe it with alcohol or hydrogen peroxide (don't use this for paint finishes), the easiest way is to use an eraser.
Apply a little wind oil essence on the abdomen of the fingers and rub it on the self-adhesive, gently rotate it back and forth, cooperate with the nail removal, and gently wipe it with a soft damp cloth after seeing the effect, so that the self-adhesive paste can be completely removed by repeating it several times.
You can rub it with the chemical acetone, which is what we do in the lab, but you might as well try it!!
Very good with petrol, or alcohol.
Use Amway's LOC multi-purpose concentrated cleaner, directly apply LOC stock solution to the position with self-adhesive, it is best to soak the self-adhesive thoroughly, wait for 5-10 minutes The self-adhesive will automatically fall off, and wipe the door directly with water.