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Stone Warrior
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Glue residue removal
I have some glue residue on my display party wagon and some on my krang android body. I think its from a sticker a kid put on it because all my stickers are on it. How do I remove the glue residue without hurting the plastic.
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Mad Scientist
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Have you tried using Goo Gone? It works wonders for me. You can find it at places like Wal-Mart, I think.
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Stone Warrior
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Ok I was thinking that. I just wanted to make sure it wouldnt damage the color of the plastic or anything like that.
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Stone Warrior
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Make sure you get the gel. The thin stuff will soak into the cardboard and ruin it.
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Stone Warrior
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Hey Joe thabks for the info bit the residue is on the actual toy.
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Hench Mutant
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Goo Gone and Goof Off both work great, but it also removes the original protective coat put on by the factory, but if want to keep that coat then get paint thinner, if you don't mind then get goo gone or goof off.
Thats my opinion after doing customs for the past 5 years on various figures. |
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Stone Warrior
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Yeah im just looking for something to get the residue off. I dont want to do any damage to the color, plastic or factory coating on the figure itself.
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