'caramel wheels'

[walkabout]

Does anybody have any idea were I can get 'caramel wheels' from
to get off my stickers on my truck?
Thanks

[darkdezigns]

they aint cheap,i think screwfix do one,most tool places do them,have u tried a heat gun?

[da SLUG man]

autofactor shop?
paint supplies shop??

[joker??]

autofactor shop?
paint supplies shop??

yep paid about £6 each at above shop

[dieselboy]

what are these and how do they work?

[surfenstein]

what are these and how do they work?

well they are round and made of really sticky toffe you put them in the end of a drill to spin them up and as the toffee hits the sticker it pulls it off.

[joker??]

what are these and how do they work?

they are like a rubber wheel you fit in a drill and erase those stickers off your surf

[da SLUG man]

i used one once.... but it turned out to be an orange cream!!.... it went everywhere!!

[joker??]

well they are round and made of really sticky toffe you put them in the end of a drill to spin them up and as the toffee hits the sticker it pulls it off.

lol pull your tongue right out if you lick them whilst there spinning in drill

[surfenstein]

lol pull your tongue right out if you lick them whilst there spinning in drill

i see you got val with that one then dave, so thats why she lost her voice.

[joker??]

i see you got val with that one then dave, so thats why she lost her voice.

as if

[surfenstein]

as if

you told her it was a toffee apple didnt you.

[Casey]

Does anybody have any idea were I can get 'caramel wheels' from
to get off my stickers on my truck?
Thanks

I agree with Breakdowntruck, if I'm taking large graphics off I always use a heat gun, warm it gently from about a foot away, any glue thats left behind dab a load of white spirit on, let it soak a minute and wipe off.

[Maverick]

I agree with Breakdowntruck, if I'm taking large graphics off I always use a heat gun, warm it gently from about a foot away, any glue thats left behind dab a load of white spirit on, let it soak a minute and wipe off.

Have you tried a caramel wheel, or pin strip remover. It did the job brilliantly, with nothing left over.
Oh I got mine from ebay.

[darkdezigns]

I agree with Breakdowntruck, if I'm taking large graphics off I always use a heat gun, warm it gently from about a foot away, any glue thats left behind dab a load of white spirit on, let it soak a minute and wipe off.

why ty!the only time i use the wheel is for our reflective stickers on trucks,heat gun is much quicker on normal stickers