Need Help

[Dalton]

Ok guys. Help me out here. I recently removed a warning sticker from the windshield of my new motorcycle. The sticker basically said do not use alkaline or petroleum based cleaners on the windshield. I believe it is plexiglass or similar. I used a blow dryer to loosen the adhesive and the sticker came off. Now the problem. there is a ton of glue left. I have used every polish in my arsenal to get it off and they didnt even put a dent in it.

Any suggestions?

 

[o1montess]

goo gone usually works for me.

 

[Dalton]

I thought about that but is it safe on plastic?

 

[norahcrv]

"Goo Gone" - I've never had any problems with it on any surface, but I would try it in an inconspicuous area first. Or ask the dealer what they would recommend - you don't want to mess up your windshield! :eek

Many safe & happy miles!!

 

[G35stilez]

Poorboy's Pro Polish or AIO with a terry applicator would be my choice.

 

[Dalton]

Poorboy's Pro Polish or AIO with a terry applicator would be my choice.

Hey Sean. How have you been? I actually tried both and they didnt put a dent in it. I am really stumped. Mys be some friggin super glue. Came off fine on the gas tank.

 

[Poorboy]

saturate the cloth with PP and let it sit on it for a few minutes..it'll come off

 

[John Styrnol]

Lighter Fluid.

 

[Dalton]

saturate the cloth with PP and let it sit on it for a few minutes..it'll come off

Hey Steve. Been a while. Ok so I apply PP liberally on a MF and hold it on the spot? Or do I rub it?

 

[Dalton]

Lighter Fluid.

You are kidding right?

 

[John Styrnol]

I use lighter fluid all the time to take off stickers on CD jewel cases, works like a charm.

 

[o1montess]

ive used goo gone on my windshield to take off my old inspection stickers