Goo Gone Mac-GG12 Original Surface Safe Liquid Remover, Yellow

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Combustible means you'd actually have to heat the Goo Gone to a temperature of 133°F and use a match to ignite it.

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But, did you know we have a Sticker Lifter that comes with a handy scraper tool to make sticker removal even easier? Here's the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) in case anyone is curious what's in 3M 38983 General Purpose Adhesive Remover[1]: Mostly methyl acetate, with some naptha, xylene, and a small amount of ethylbenzene.Well, let’s just say I now own and regularly use an O-Cedar mop, Bar Keeper’s Friend, and Scrub Daddy. Works on silicone caulk, sealants, tree sap, wet paint, glue, grease and grime, asphalt, ink, marker, soot, tar, wax and oil.

New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . Combustible means you'd actually have to heat it to a temperature of 133°F and use a match to ignite it. Do not use on: Silk, Leather, Suede, Rubber, Faux Stainless Steel, Drywall, Unfinished Wood Surfaces, Unsealed Stone. While we do not officially recommend it, we are aware of its use to remove ink and tar from pets and by veterinarians to de-oil birds. Because Goo Gone is harmful to waterways, if a spill occurs, sop it up with paper towels and discard it in the trash rather than soaking it up with a sponge and rinsing it down the sink.

You essentially just need enough soda to make a paste so it clings to the item and doesn't run down. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.