Fuel warning sticker removal

salad_dodger · Jan 11, 2015

So, how the heck do I remove the fuel warning sticker from the fuel tank without scratching the paintwork? Seems to be welded on.... Is it a case of getting the hairdryer on it first and then using Autoglym or something similar?

marksim · Jan 11, 2015

salad_dodger said:
So, how the heck do I remove the fuel warning sticker from the fuel tank without scratching the paintwork? Seems to be welded on.... Is it a case of getting the hairdryer on it first and then using Autoglym or something similar?

Yes mate Hair Drier will do it.
You probably wont need the Autoglym

lee1980 · Jan 11, 2015

On Honda I used a hair dryer, and old credit card is good to help dig off with out scratching, then some brake cleaner or denatured alcohol to get off any glue left.
Need to mine on mt its huge! But is the only one so that's good!

big ade · Jan 11, 2015

warm it up with a hairdryer or hot air gun.
peel it off ,
clean sticky mark off with petrol or wd40
& polish ....... works every time !!!

Davy · Jan 11, 2015

Boil the kettle, make yourself a cuppa, fill a plastic jug up with boiling water and sit it on the sticker, drink your cuppa, remove jug and peal off the sticker.

salad_dodger · Jan 11, 2015

Thanks for all the tips. Think I'll try the hairdryer first and see how I go.

Triple Trouble · Jan 11, 2015

Me and Flydnb found that a bit of wire wool and nitromors works a treat...
Failing that...just get the dremmel on it lol

Slappyhead · Jan 13, 2015

Triple Trouble said:
Me and Flydnb found that a bit of wire wool and nitromors works a treat...
Failing that...just get the dremmel on it lol

I think that was only to remove Flydnb's old chap from the hole in the toilet wall.

Triple Trouble · Jan 13, 2015

Slappyhead said:
I think that was only to remove Flydnb's old chap from the hole in the toilet wall.

Hahahaha. That's so true

flydnb · Jan 13, 2015

ha ha ha , I still have my sticker anyway ner ner nerner ner.

alan_manic · Jan 13, 2015

Triple Trouble said:
Me and Flydnb found that a bit of wire wool and nitromors works a treat...
Failing that...just get the dremmel on it lol

I used a bit of WD40 and a brillo pad.

Triple Trouble · Jan 13, 2015

flydnb said:
ha ha ha , I still have my sticker anyway ner ner nerner ner.

That's because ur just weird like that...mine drove me mad an had to come off straight away lol

alan_manic said:
I used a bit of WD40 and a brillo pad.

Now that's a good and quick way also lol

lee1980 · Jan 13, 2015

Came off very easy in one piece, with hair dryer on low, some sort of stretchy sticker no residue left!

Matt Grey · Jan 14, 2015

No power available in my car park, so I picked it off with my thumbnail.

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