So the visor on my helmet had a bigass sticker on it. I tried to peel it off, but it was too humid out and now the glue is all gunked up on the visor. Will the glue wipe off if I soak the visor in warm water or do you guys know a better way? Sorry for the newb question, but I'm a newb.

<----- cut me some slack (trial user)

 

Windex and just keep going at it and spraying it with windex, i wont scracth it. That's how I get stickers off my bikes from track days and works good

 

I use WD40 to remove these kinds of things. I don't know how it would affect your visor though. I've used on windscreens with no ill affects.

 

That Polish and bug remover stuff from Cycle Gear removes anything I've thrown at it. How bout rubbing alchohol? Is that too abrasive?

 

goo gone!

 

Honda polish works amazing too.

 

Thanks for the ideas guys. I'll try some stuff out tonight and let you know how it goes.

 

wd40

 

you should really only use goo gone, 3M adhesive remover or ronsonol lighter fluid.

Lighter fluid works the best in my opinion.

Works better than wd40 or polish. Adhesive remover and possibly goo gone can be found at kragen, autozone, or pep boys

 

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+1

 

Goo Gone and plastics don't mix!

use lighter fluid and don't rub too hard!!

 

goo gone worked on my lexan fork guards.

when in doubt of all those chemicals materials use PEANUT BUTTER

 

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..does that actually work? I'm curious to try it just because.

 

Well WD40 worked great. I just sprayed a little on and the glue wiped off easy as pie without leaving any scratches.

I think peanut butter would have just made more of a mess.

 

Used Goo Gone on my windscreen and it did very well Just use a soft cloth to prevent scrathes!