Solvent HELP, Cannot find solvent to dissolve adhesive Options

[Gatornapper]

I love the black leather Dino steering wheel that is on my 944 S.

I want to put it on my 914.

So I got a tan Dino steering wheel to go in my 944 S that has a tan interior.

One problem - I can find no solvent to remove the adhesive from the new tan steering wheel. It had clear plastic protecting the chrome which pulled off easily. But I can find no solvent to dissolve the adhesive that held the clear plastic on.

I have tried gasoline, strong carb cleaner, brake cleaner, acetone, lacquer thinner, WD-40,
Seafoam, and even Super Glue Remover.

I can't take the nice wheel out of the 944 S until the new one can go in.

HELP. Looking for advice on a solvent that will dissolve this adhesive.

Pics below - many thanks to all suggestions.

GN

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[KELTY360]

I’ve used lighter fluid with success. Good luck finding an answer.

[worn]

I’ve used lighter fluid with success. Good luck finding an answer.

You have exhausted the non-polar solvent approach. Perhaps something like rubbing alcohol or denatured ethanol will do the trick. Not sure about the underlying aluminum, but ammonia might also work. Lately I have found that a single edge razor blade held perpendicular to the surface can make a pretty controllable scraper blade. Good luck! I like your choice of steering wheel.