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Superglue/sticky Residue - How To Remove?

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#1

Hey guys just recently purchased a BF typhoon.

On the steering wheel they have glued an fpv badge ontop of the ford one, just underneath there is what looks like residue/ wiped off glue then can be seen.

Also on the dash, there is some sticky residue from a dash mat, where the adhesive would have stuck to the dash to keep it from moving around.

What do I have to use/do to get rid of these without damaging,stripping or discolouring the dash and steering wheel??

#2

Eucalyptus oil will get it off most supermarkets will sell it

#3
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Eucalyptus oil will get it off most supermarkets will sell it

and it wont damage the surface at all?

#4

Just don't put it near the icc. Ms700 if memory serves me correctly found out the hard way

#6

Orange power

#7

Keep your racism out of this thread

#8

wax and grease remover or prepsol will take it off and wont harm the wheel

#9

Just don't put it near the icc. Ms700 if memory serves me correctly found out the hard way

Yes, yes I did.

The paint was still drying on the outside when Fiona used eucalyptus oil on the ICC surround on our brand new Territory....

#10
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I got most of it off the dash, havnt goten the superglue remover yet for the steering wheel.. for the dash, the oils left a slight white haze on the dash?

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