proctorbc2005
06-18-2009, 01:46 PM
Ever get angry when removing the residue left behind by stickers, and old graphics kits. I have the solution (actual it was my grand dad's idea)
1. Remove the sticker/decal/graphics
2. Spray WD-40 on the residue, and some more on a paper towl.
3. Rub until gunk is gone. Usually takes about 10-15 seconds.
4. Wash area with hot soapy water to remove residual WD-40.
5. Towl dry area.
6. Apply new sticker/decal/graphic.
I have tried everything, gas, alcohol, paint thinner.........and nothing works as well as the WD-40, plus is smells alot better than the other stuff, and is not harmfull to your skin of plastics.
This tip works on any surface that you have sticker residue.
There really are 1001 uses for WD-40.
1. Remove the sticker/decal/graphics
2. Spray WD-40 on the residue, and some more on a paper towl.
3. Rub until gunk is gone. Usually takes about 10-15 seconds.
4. Wash area with hot soapy water to remove residual WD-40.
5. Towl dry area.
6. Apply new sticker/decal/graphic.
I have tried everything, gas, alcohol, paint thinner.........and nothing works as well as the WD-40, plus is smells alot better than the other stuff, and is not harmfull to your skin of plastics.
This tip works on any surface that you have sticker residue.
There really are 1001 uses for WD-40.