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leadfoot
1st Gear
Member # 695

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What takes sticky film off of windows and won't leave a film on the glass? I have sticky film on my car froma laminating sheet I use when I go to the track. I used this citrus stuff but it left a film.

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2002Z4CSS
"Post"er Child
Member # 1393

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Try some rubbing alcohol or a glass cleaner that has more alcohol in it.

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99 HOSS
I turn left.....and right!
Member # 109

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WD-40 then a good window cleaner (Windex)

...and when do you ever go to a track? [Eek!]

[ 12. July 2004, 11:34 AM: Message edited by: 99 HOSS ]

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Sizzle
3rd Gear
Member # 503

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quote:
Originally posted by 2002Z4CSS:
Try some rubbing alcohol or a glass cleaner that has more alcohol in it.

It will probably take at least a 6 pack Greg [Wink]

Rubbing alcohol is good. Being a computer geek, I use it alot to clean thermal adhesive off of cpus, heatsinks, and gpu's.

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Glenn S
New Member
Member # 1977

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Finger nail polish remover followed by glass cleaner will also work.

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HotWheelSS aka HTWLSS
SSOA Director
Member # 117

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Be careful if you use nail polish remover. It contains acetone and might damage your paint if it accidently drips. Rubbing alcohol is a safer bet.

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leadfoot
1st Gear
Member # 695

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Thank you all I will try that next time.

99 HOSS

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...and when do you ever go to a track?

Every once in a while I make a trip to the track to play it safe [Wink]

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Doug 97SS #1499
3rd Gear
Member # 100

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quote:
Originally posted by 99 HOSS:
WD-40 then a good window cleaner (Windex)

...and when do you ever go to a track?

His Track is 15th and K street!!!

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Archs89
1st Gear
Member # 1086

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Try GooBe Gone then glass cleaner

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