Removing parking ticket glue from windscreen

[Firstname_lastname]

As title,

I got a ticket in the office car park for not displaying my pass (its a bit draconian in my opinion, but its sorted now), what i can't accept is the glue they used to affix the ticket to my windscreen, two weeks later its still there.

Before you ask, no i haven't tried to remove the glue residue yet, I thought i'd get advice first.

 

[Bristle Hound]

@Firstname_lastname - Some WD40 will shift that if you haven't got any Tardis, AF Oblitarate etc to hand

 

[AlexA4Avant]

If you still can't shift it you could clay the glass or wirewool it

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[Gideon]

Brake cleaner fluid works a treat on all things sticky and unwanted. Leaves no residue or anything

 

[feva]

Brake cleaner fluid works a treat on all things sticky and unwanted. Leaves no residue or anything

This but be mega carefully not to spill any on the paintwork


Or a hairdryer and plastic blade, warm it up gently and it should come off.
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[Ollie2014]

Autoglym tar spot remover or a acetone free nail polish remover.

 

[Gazwould]

White spirit .

 

[mattmanwrx]

Autobrite Just The Tonic glue and tar remover.

http://www.autobritedirect.co.uk/index.php/just-the-tonic-tar-glue-remover.html

 

[Firstname_lastname]

Thanks for the all of the advice, I actually ended up going with WD40 (as that's what I had in my garage) and it shifted it no problem. I cleaned the window thoroughly afterwards and then liberally applied the rain-x (just to be sure)

 

[ScottishA4B9]

Just bill the council the cost of having your vehicle professionally cleaned to remove the glue....somewhere in the region of the cost of your ticket!