The lightning badge virtually feel off my XB12S at the weekend, so I removed it, but not sure the best way to remove the glue that was holding it on, any idea's?

p.s. Yes I now I am lucky that the badge is the only thing that has fallen off

cheers.

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Life is short - drink the good wine first

Unleaded or furniture polish.

or WD40.

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If your dreams don't scare you, they are not big enough.

I will try the petrol and WD40 choice before using the obvious, can't belive there is actually something called 'sticky stuff remover'

cheers all,

Mrs Adam uses it. Saves the curtains

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I use turps or white spirit.

N.

Aye, one swallow does not a summer make ......

You is bad

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I intend to live forever.....................................so far, so good!

All these aero things (WD40, furniture polish etc) work because the propellant is a solvent. But you're then left with 'oil' or polish all over the show...
Just use 'brake cleaner'... it'll vap off leaving a perfectly degreased surface ready for the new adhesive too.
Obviously... test first in an inconspicuous place...

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'98 M2 Razorback, it's a keeper.

'Appen, but usually subtle, so I tend to get away with it...

I'm more or less with Rik on this. If I want to remove any sticky stuff, I use electrical contact cleaner.

Any high evaporation solvent that leaves no residue will do, provided that the flashpoint is suitable for the job.

Dave

Or you could just get Att to come round with a gob full of parafin

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If your dreams don't scare you, they are not big enough.