I left a couple strips of tape on a hull a bit too long(Renfrew hockey tape), and man, the glue really doesn't want to come off! I tried alcohol, acetone, brake cleaner, even wd-40. Is there something that does a good job of breaking it down to clean the glue off? Thanks.
removing tape residue???????
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removing tape residue???????
My private off road rc track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC3H...yaNZNA&index=8Tags: None
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How long was it left on for , i use the same stuff and never had a problem .
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Wd40 will do it every timeOriginally posted by kevinpratt823 View PostI left a couple strips of tape on a hull a bit too long(Renfrew hockey tape), and man, the glue really doesn't want to come off! I tried alcohol, acetone, brake cleaner, even wd-40. Is there something that does a good job of breaking it down to clean the glue off? Thanks.Do you know what the biggest problem with the world is?
That the Smartest people are full of doubts while the stupid ones are full of confidence.::tt2
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I gave it a quick try, I'll try again. It was only on for 2 weeks or so.......Just laid it along the sides to be reused like I always have.Originally posted by Heaving Earth View Postim pretty sure he mentioned wd40 not working for him alreadyMy private off road rc track
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC3H...yaNZNA&index=8
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It rocks, citrus based makes it very safe on most surfaces and paint, no I'm not related in any way.Wisdom is knowing how little we know
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+1 on the lighter fluid...Originally posted by properchopper View PostSquirt on, let saturate a few seconds, wipe off. Won't harm most finishes.
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The 3M adhesive remover is an excellent product. Used it many times and it works very very well. However, I always try WD40 first. Much cheaper and without the fumes!Originally posted by wiljm View Post3M Adhesive Remover is the absolute best way to remove this kind of stuff. I've never seen it harm anything and it takes all forms of adhesive very well. You can find it at any parts store by the auto body stuff.
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