Removing chain guard glue glunk from frame

[lungimsam]

Hello,

 

I have a chain guard that I peeled of the chainstay and there is lotsa glue goo left behind.

 

I tried water, alcohol, and degreaser (not intentional), but all I get is some paint tint on the rag. The goo wont go.

 

Anything I can try next? Don't wanna damage the finish.

 

I don't wanna put on another chain guard because I like seeing as much of the beautiful frame as possible.

[Eric Norris]

Try Goo Gone, which you can find at most any hardware store.

--Eric N

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[Peter Morgano]

I used denatured alcohol,  worked nice and easy.  You have to use the hardware store stuff, not the drug store stuff.

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[Joe Broach]

Citra-solv is the best I've found. Stronger than goo-gone. Use outside
if possible as the orange smell lingers a while!

Best,
joe broach
portland, or

[Bruce Herbitter]

Goof Off. I've used it for this exact purpose and it works like a charm. I got it at Home Depot

[lungimsam]

Thanks for the tips, everyone. I'll let you know how it goes.

[E.B.]

WD-40. Fast & safe removal of adhesive residue is one of its better applications.

Don't use GOOF OFF. It's a mix of aggressive solvents (mostly acetone), and it will lift color. One of its intended uses is "removal of dried paint."