Wheel weight adhesive - solution!
Finally got around to cleaning off the ugly gunk from the old wheel weights. I tried just about everything and there was absolutely nothing that didnt involve 15-30 mins of scraping per glue patch, meaning an hour or so per wheel.
Sure enough i gave up after the first one went out to a local auto parts store to spend $35 on the 3M adhesive eraser wheel that you attach to a drill (P/N 03612). INCREDIBLE! Took the gunk off in seconds and with no effort at all. I am in no way affiliated with 3M but i had to share. Works like a charm. |
Originally Posted by V-AMG
(Post 7702592)
Finally got around to cleaning off the ugly gunk from the old wheel weights. I tried just about everything and there was absolutely nothing that didnt involve 15-30 mins of scraping per glue patch, meaning an hour or so per wheel.
Sure enough i gave up after the first one went out to a local auto parts store to spend $35 on the 3M adhesive eraser wheel that you attach to a drill (P/N 03612). INCREDIBLE! Took the gunk off in seconds and with no effort at all. I am in no way affiliated with 3M but i had to share. Works like a charm. |
I like 3M 03618 spray adhesive remover
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Originally Posted by PeterUbers
(Post 7703015)
I like 3M 03618 spray adhesive remover
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Originally Posted by V-AMG
(Post 7703089)
I have it so i gave it a shot, still had to scrub quite a bit. The wheel was literally effortless. I actually rubbed the paint off a wheel on my E55 a while back. :wall:
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Did that wheel leave any scratches or any deeper micro ones? Always wondered how these work, sound good!
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Originally Posted by Lumi
(Post 7703177)
Did that wheel leave any scratches or any deeper micro ones? Always wondered how these work, sound good!
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Acetone nail polish remover worked fine for me
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3m rubbing compound then 3m scratch remover work great on residual swirls
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