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How are you removing stick-on Weights from your rims??
How are you removing the factory stick on WT from your rims with out scratching the surface when you replace tires for rebalance and I mean a lot of them. ??? Thanks
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Originally Posted by Longtimer
How are you removing the factory stick on WT from your rims with out scratching the surface when you replace tires for rebalance and I mean a lot of them. ??? Thanks
I used a hair dryer to warm up the glue and lightly scraped them off with a plastic scraper. Then a little Glue be Gone or a dab of Mineral Spirits to clean the rest of the glue off. Not saying this is the best procedure, but it word for me,. Good Luck, ....Bill...
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For removing the wheel weights on my older STS,
I've used heat and a plastic scraper.
Then final clean-up with Goo Gone.
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Same as Knizar and Haze
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I used Naptha, a very gentle solvent, and a plastic scraper. Coleman fuel is pretty much the same as Naptha, with added rust inhibitors. Kerosene will also be gentle. It came off and I was done in under a minute.
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Ronosol lighter fluid is my sticky crap remover.
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