Decal and Adhesive Remover Wheel
R 200.00
- Paint-safe adhesive and decal removal disc
- Fits any drill or grinder up to 4000 rpm
- Removes sticker residue, tape glue and foil quickly
- Includes metal drill adapter ready to use
- Paint-safe - no scratches on lacquered surfaces
- Fits any drill up to 4000 rpm, fast setup
- Removes sticker glue, foil and tape residue cleanly
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Clean without compromise
Adhesive removal that respects your paint
The BenBow 117 disc strips sticker glue, tape residue and foil remnants from lacquered surfaces and alloy rims without scratching the clear coat. It is the mechanical solution detailers reach for when solvents alone are not enough.
Why BenBow 117
Built for the job
Four reasons detailers keep this disc in the kit bag.
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Clear coat safe
Removes adhesive without scratching or marking lacquered paint or alloy rims.
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Drill-ready setup
Metal adapter included - mounts to any drill or grinder and runs up to 4000 rpm.
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Broad adhesive coverage
Tackles sticker residue, foil remnants, tape glue and stubborn adhesive build-up.
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Light, controlled action
Mechanical action lets you control pressure precisely, reducing risk of heat damage.
BenBow 117 vs. the alternatives
Disc vs. solvent-only removal
Chemical adhesive removers have their place, but on heavy or aged residue they often need multiple applications. Here is how the BenBow 117 stacks up against a standard solvent-only approach.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| Safe on lacquered paint | Yes | Yes |
| Removes heavy adhesive build-up in one pass | Yes | No |
| No chemical solvents or fumes required | Yes | No |
| Works on aluminium rims without marking | Yes | Yes |
| Requires purchasing separate tool | No | No |
| Effective on foil and vinyl film residue | Yes | Yes |
Ready to work in seconds
Simple setup, serious results
The included metal adapter mounts directly to any drill or grinder, so you are on the car in minutes. Rated up to 4000 rpm, the BenBow 117 is equally at home in a professional workshop or a serious home garage setup.
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Questions
Frequently asked
What surfaces is the BenBow 117 disc safe to use on?
The disc is designed for lacquered paint surfaces and aluminium rims. It is engineered to remove adhesive residue without scratching or marking the clear coat, but always start on a small, inconspicuous area if you are working on a vehicle you have not used it on before.
What tool do I need to run this disc?
The BenBow 117 works with any standard drill or angle grinder. The included metal adapter allows quick, easy mounting. Keep the tool speed at or below 4000 rpm for safe use.
Does the kit include everything I need to get started?
Yes. The BenBow 117 comes as a complete set: the eraser disc and a metal drill adapter. You supply the drill or grinder.
Will this disc work on rims to remove tape from wheel weights?
Absolutely. One of the primary use cases is cleaning adhesive residue from taped wheel weights off aluminium rims. The disc removes the glue without damaging the rim surface.
Can I use this disc to remove vinyl wrap or PPF remnants?
Yes. The BenBow 117 is effective on foil and film residues, making it a useful tool when removing old vinyl wrap or PPF and dealing with adhesive left behind on the paint.
Do I need to use a chemical adhesive remover alongside this disc?
In most cases the disc alone handles the residue. For very heavy or aged adhesive build-up you can pre-treat with a solvent-based adhesive remover to soften the glue first, then follow up with the disc for a clean finish.
How do I get the best results without damaging the paint?
Work at low to moderate drill speed - well under the 4000 rpm maximum. Use light, consistent pressure and keep the disc moving in overlapping passes rather than dwelling in one spot. Let the disc do the work; forcing it increases the risk of heat build-up.
After using the disc, what should I do to the surface?
Follow up with a decon wash or isopropyl alcohol wipe-down to remove any remaining residue before proceeding to paint correction, ceramic coating, PPF application or a sealant. The surface should be free of adhesive contaminants before any protection product is applied.