Removing glue residue from old pin striping

Eucalyptus Oil, or Ti Tree Oil will move it I reckon

(Spelling??) Tolulene.

Hi Howard'

I usually just use WD40 or similar, spray it on, give it a chance to loosen up the glue, then rub it off with a cloth.

Takes a bit of elbow grease, but it works for me.

Eucalyptus or citronella oil.
Will not damage the paintwork either.

We use citrus based Goo Remover- available from most hardware shops.
Spray onto the goo- let it sit for a few minutes- then just wash off.
You may have to give the area a light 'polish' to blend in if the stripes have left a 'shadow' .

Turps - Turpentine, White Spirits. Both will work well and should not damage paintwork.

Howard,
A mate of mine is a panel beater. The pro's use a product called "Prepsol",wax and grease remover, worked great on mine and no damage to the paint. Use it to clean the area if re- applying more stripping.
Cheers glenn

Just done acres of the stuff on my 1964 Fairlane (don't ask......) Judicious use of a heat gun and a citrus based product called 'De-Sove It'. Both items available from Bunnings for under $40 in total. I used a kitchen spatula for non-stick pans made from a Tupperware-like plastic to get the edges started and it worked a treat.

It does take a while (unless you are lucky) so set up a plastic chair, a supply of drinks, a transistor radio and bin for the scraps. That way it becomes a pleasant way to spend a few hours with your thoughts rather than a chore.

meny way to fix;- Acetone rubbed on for minute, tray a smol aria first