Removing reflectors (tips for removing any sticky glue left behind?)
#23
Hair dryer works wonders. I didn't even need to use the WD40. Be patient, let the stuff get hot, and peel it back.
#24
Just like the others that used a heat gun said. Work it back and forth and lift it off, starting at one of the corners. There shouldn't be much foam left on the bike, if any. I used Goof Off to remove the tiny bit of adhesive that was left and followed up with some wax.
#29
Easy Enough
I know this has been answered numerous times on here. I live in Thailand so I am limited in what supplies I can get. First I put it in the sun for about 20 minutes then use dental floss to remove the reflectors. I then put lighter fluid on a rag and rubbed the rubber and adhesive off. Over all about 5 minutes.
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As far I know there is Goof-Off and then there is Goo Gone but no Goo off. If I am wrong then I apologize now. Goof Off will remove paint and is a flammable product. Goo Gone is very mild and used to remove adhesive residue, crayon marks, stickers and a pre laundry wash. Goof Off is in a can like paint thinner. Goo Gone is in a bottle. Confusing the two can have some pretty nasty ramifications
Last edited by chromedome; 09-12-2010 at 11:13 PM.