Balance Weight Adhesive

[Hedgetrimmer]

How can I get rid of this from gloss black wheels without removing paint? I must have 3 or 4 patches of it from previous tyre fits on each wheel now, and it all seems pretty solid, looking a proper mess 

[snapper]

could try lighter fluid
 
  if that dont work try warming it up with a lighter 

[Hedgetrimmer]

Balance weight adhesive removed - Snapper, how can I remove melted tyre rubber from all over my wheels? 
 
 
No, still want to get rid of this adhesive.......

[snapper]

In all honesty I've no idea I have it on both my wheels , its like sticky black foam / I tried to scratch it of and got no where
even hot water didnt touch it !  anything caustic will damage the paint
 

[mickvp]

A number of products available. Autosmart tardis is probably the daddy of them all, but you should be able to geta tarand glue removed from your local supermarket/halfords that will do the trick.

Just spray it on and let it dwell for a few minutes and then wipe off the glue

Make sure and rinse it off thoroughly though, but it won't damage your wheels if you follow the. Instructions properly

[mickvp]

Oh, I should add, as this is not just glue, and probably still has some foam attached, you may need to pick off the bulk of the foam first before using whatever product you get, as the tar and glue remover won't necessarily break down the foam itself, just the glue

[slimwilly]

petrol!!

[g5guzzi]

Brake & electrical  cleaner.
malc

[Hedgetrimmer]

Cheers Mick, will try that first.
 
Malc, I think that'll take the paint off?

[slimwilly]

No!!! petrol, it will do the trick

[g5guzzi]

Just put some on a rag & rub hard. I have never damaged any paint work yet using brake cleaner.
malc

[Fuzzy]

Have used wd40/gt85 with decent results.

[red98]

"gunk" for me.....drop or two on a rag works a treat and something you may well have in the garage 

[Punkstig]

I just leave it and pretend it's the new look!