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Removing glue from pvc
Rebob
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Hi
I hope one of you lovely people can help. Yesterday we bought a dandy folding camper which is in excellent condition appart from where a previous own stuck some velcro. The velcro has come off and we got it at a good price due to the glue remaining. It looks like evostick mainly and there is also a silicone type adhesive. Any hints/tips on removing the sticky mess are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I hope one of you lovely people can help. Yesterday we bought a dandy folding camper which is in excellent condition appart from where a previous own stuck some velcro. The velcro has come off and we got it at a good price due to the glue remaining. It looks like evostick mainly and there is also a silicone type adhesive. Any hints/tips on removing the sticky mess are greatly appreciated.
Thanks
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Any PVC supplier will have a product called 'silicone eater' which will remove any glue/silicone type adhesive from pvc.
No doubt jif and elbow grease will do the same
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