Could you please tell me in which cases are either white vinegar or isopropyl alcohol more effective at removing sticker goo than this product? Thanks.
781520
This product works like a harm in all cases. The great thing about un-du is that it can remove pstal stamp r sticker and in a m inute when it is dry again u can reuse the sticky item removed. I love this product.
1846856
you can use alcohol, or goop be gone even Vaseline, wd-40 works too. good luck
1445165
I find the Goof Off to be too harsh. Goo Gone is the best for this! Good luck!
2127529
Sorry! I don't know what the substance is. Goo off works on most everything.
2254393
I let mine soak in a sink of dishwater and didn't have a problem getting the stickers off. I know there are various things to take stickers off, but I'm not sure how they will react with plastic. One I have tried on various things is Goo Gone, but as I said, I don't know for sure how it would be for plastic. Perhaps you could Google it and get more information. Or, you could go to the Oxo site and send them an email. I often do that when I have questions about some product I've ordered and have always had good luck with the company responding to me.
608261
I was fortunate and didn't have any residue left. Try using a little goo gone. Don't really have anything to lose if you can't use it all sticky
1920932
Yes, and very well! Isopropyl won't be as consistent as heet, which has a denser concentration of alcohol. Isopropyl has worked well for me, it just spits from time to time.
2012325
Try using nail polish remover. Also alcohol works well. I had no problem getting my labels off. :)
697729
I would use caution if your gonna use it on paint, because it might strip the paint off. I would try dabbing the isopropyl alcohol on a rag first. With plastic and rubber it should be safe just make sure you check the plastic number to identify the strength of the plastic, because some plastics are more likely to leak than others.
903951
I use white vinegar and 0000 steel wool for water spots on my windshield. Keep it wet and you do not have to press hard.
879926
Someone suggested glass cleaner w/vinegar and that works well for us. I imagine a water & vinegar solution would work well too.
576786
I would not advise putting stickers on these boards, however, Goo Gone is excellent at removing stickers without leaving a greasy spot.
2135209
Goo Gone is a good product to remove adhesives. I have considered the possibility that the reason the glue didn't hold for me is that I live in a very arid climate. If that is the case, maybe blowing it with a hairdryer would work
880956
Try scotch guard...it take the sticky off of just about anything. Do it in a test spot first.
2090947
95% Ethanol (denatured) is best. You can get it at paint stores and Home Depot etc. 90% isopropyl is ok but smells like doctor's office. Don't use kerosene, Coleman fuel, or gas of any kind. It's hazardous.
2141893
Full the sticker off. What remains can be scraped with a razor and washed with a little alcohol to remove the glue residue.
1408152
Sorry, I don't know. I've been using it to remove price stickers from plastic and glass containers, metal items, shiny book covers, etc. Haven't tried it on anything acrylic. I can tell you that it often removes sticker residue after it's applied to the surface of the item and left for a while, with no rubbing necessary. Good luck!