HRC99
Journeyman Pro
Anyone got any tips for removing stickers and the adhesive? I want to take the bloody price tag of my hybrids and putter and can't get it all off. Grrr! 
Removing Stickers
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USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
White spirit.
Sponge1980
Challenge Tour Pro
I use hot water and fairy liquid then just peel it off with your fingers or rub a scrubbing brush over them.
haplesshacker
Money List Winner
Spray on wood polish like pledge or the best stuff if it's really stubbon is 3M Adhesive Removr, which incidently is awesome in bringing up stainless steel to a gleaming shine.
pokerjoke
Money List Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
WHITE SPIRIT gets it all off glue and all,as above.
WHITE SPIRIT gets it all off glue and all,as above.
kid2
Money List Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
Use a hair dryer it'll soften the glue enough so that it wont leave any on the club.......Just make sure you heat it enough as if its not warm enough it'll only come off in little pieces....
Use a hair dryer it'll soften the glue enough so that it wont leave any on the club.......Just make sure you heat it enough as if its not warm enough it'll only come off in little pieces....
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
If you haven't got any white spirit to hand, a rag dabbed (not doused) with petrol and rubbed over the offending glue will remove every single trace.
Note. Do not light up a fag whilst doing this.
Hope that helps
Nikki Lauda
If you haven't got any white spirit to hand, a rag dabbed (not doused) with petrol and rubbed over the offending glue will remove every single trace.
Note. Do not light up a fag whilst doing this.
Hope that helps
Nikki Lauda
Parmo
Tour Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
I use the wifes nail vanish remover or soap and water does the job on the plastic type ones.
I use the wifes nail vanish remover or soap and water does the job on the plastic type ones.
Smiffy
Grand Slam Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
Get you
Get you
Parmo
Tour Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
I can't keep this burden a secret any longer
Get you
I can't keep this burden a secret any longer
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
Excessive heat will damage a graphite shaft. Ok on steel though, as long as it is not near the hozel, when it will melt the glue that holds the head on.
Excessive heat will damage a graphite shaft. Ok on steel though, as long as it is not near the hozel, when it will melt the glue that holds the head on.
pokerjoke
Money List Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
AndrewG
Assistant Pro
Re: Removing Stickers
Buy a spray can of sticker remover - I've had one for >5 years, and its still got loads left. Perfect for golf club price tags, or anything that leaves a gluey residue...
Buy a spray can of sticker remover - I've had one for >5 years, and its still got loads left. Perfect for golf club price tags, or anything that leaves a gluey residue...
slugger
Tour Rookie
Re: Removing Stickers
white spirit, as above...
white spirit, as above...
bobmac
Major Champion
Re: Removing Stickers
or petrol, if you're rich
or petrol, if you're rich
Chrimbo
Head Pro
Re: Removing Stickers
WD40 or any light machine oil will remove stickers and residual glue.
Also gives your clubs a manly smell .......
WD40 or any light machine oil will remove stickers and residual glue.
Also gives your clubs a manly smell .......
freddielong
Tour Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
another vote for white spirit works like a charm removes everything
another vote for white spirit works like a charm removes everything
vig
Tour Winner
Re: Removing Stickers
Just be careful using nail varnish remover or acetone as prolonged exposure can damage the laquer and coating on the shaft and also break down the resins
Just be careful using nail varnish remover or acetone as prolonged exposure can damage the laquer and coating on the shaft and also break down the resins
julsk10
Head Pro
Re: Removing Stickers
Run a lighter along sticker, works a dream
Run a lighter along sticker, works a dream
