does anyone know how to remove sealent
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smithy318i
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Isopropyl alcohol (also called isopropanol)

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smithy318i
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That stuff fades the paint. I wouldn't use that.Thechom wrote:Or just a bit of nail polish remover.
DOes the job every time, but I think Maplins sell a specific "sticky stuff" remover.

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ian332isport
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Regular white spirit will shift the glue residue without attacking the paint, but not much will touch silicone (assuming it's silicone) sealant. You can get silicone sealant remover from DIY shops, but I have no idea what this would do to the paint.
I would avoid any solvent based chemicals (thinners, acetone etc), as they WILL attack the paint.
Ian.
I would avoid any solvent based chemicals (thinners, acetone etc), as they WILL attack the paint.
Ian.
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Zippo lighter fluid (or simalar) works, not sure about effects of repeated use but i have used it in the past to remove various glue residue
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