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Hendog 12-12-2008 04:04 PM

GOO Gone
 
Can anyone recommend an alternative to this product? My local stores don't have it. I want to clean the glue from some stickers on my new fridge, so gasoline is out of the question. Anyone?

turbocarrera 12-12-2008 04:10 PM

nail-polish remover?

HardDrive 12-12-2008 04:16 PM

You can get some 3M adhesive remover from most autoparts stores.

Hendog 12-12-2008 04:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by turbocarrera (Post 4357177)
nail-polish remover?

Yep, that works!! Thanks Turbo! :)SmileWavy

Porsche-O-Phile 12-12-2008 04:37 PM

This isn't a thread about jizz-moppers is it?

cstreit 12-12-2008 05:03 PM

3M adhesive remover is the schiznit.

Oh Haha 12-12-2008 05:33 PM

AVON Skin-so-soft is a great tar,sticker, burnt rubber remover.

tangerine911S 12-12-2008 05:44 PM

Actetone. That stuff is great. Thats all that nail polish remover basically is.

masraum 12-12-2008 05:44 PM

Wd-40.

madmmac 12-12-2008 05:51 PM

Lighter fluid.

Eric Coffey 12-12-2008 06:23 PM

PPG DX-330 (acryli-clean).

Tobra 12-12-2008 10:27 PM

benzene is a great solvent, as is toluene, but they give you cancer, liver I believe.

Lighter fluid works well too,

trekkor 12-12-2008 10:38 PM

'Goof Off'


KT

LeeH 12-12-2008 11:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by masraum (Post 4357306)
wd-40.

+1
My new TV had a sticker under the screen that appeared to be removable... based on the amount of adhesive left behind I guess it was supposed to stay. I went after the sticky stuff with the WD 40. Soak a small spot on a cloth rag and get it fairly wet. It will melt away in no time.

vash 12-13-2008 08:26 AM

WD-40 works great...plus every household already has a can.

competentone 12-13-2008 09:56 AM

I'd agree with the WD-40, but would also suggest -- if you want to try to avoid fumes -- to try adhesive tape. Applying something like duct tape, or packing tape, and pulling it off rapidly (multiple times) can sometimes be an effective method for removing the residue of stickers.

Hugh R 12-13-2008 04:52 PM

Isopropyl alcohol (rubbing Alcohol)

azasadny 12-14-2008 04:02 AM

Goof-Off works pretty well...

911Rob 12-14-2008 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by masraum (Post 4357306)
Wd-40.

+1
Steve, as others here have agreed nailed it.
Stuff works great.


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