help with a sticky problem

[joe-20vt-toledo]

hi all I wrapped my car my self but have removed it now as I wasn't happy with it, all the wrap is gone now but when I put it on I was told to use a primer for the more tricky area's to help the wrap stay put. it was said to increase the strength of the adhesive 10 fold. The primer is a whiteish liquid that's applied with a sponge to the paintwork allowed to dry before application of the vinyl.
all the wrap is removed like I said even from the primed parts but there remains a haze of dried residue in the areas I applied the primer. today I have spent 9.5 hours cleaning the outside of the car and still can't get rid of this stuff. I have tried: carplan tar remover cream, auto glyms intense tar and bug remover liquid, white sprits and the misus's nail varnish remover even been poring boiling water on to soften it however it seems to want to stay. anyone got any idea's i'd be very greatful.joe

 

[Jarre]

You could try some stuff called 'sticky stuff remover'

 

[joe-20vt-toledo]

do you know if its any good? I don't fancy wasting money on something else that don't work, also who makes it?

 

[Jarre]

I use it all the time and it does work! Quite a lot of places stock it:

http://www.diy.com/nav/rooms/indoor...Sticky-Stuff-Remover-10287730?noCookies=false

 

[joe-20vt-toledo]

thanks ill give it a try

 

[george g]

Panel wipe? Possibly a little expensive though...

 

[John-Cupra_TDI]

Autosmart Tardis or Valet Pro tar and glue remover should do the job.

 

[joe-20vt-toledo]

thank you