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How to get the glue off?

I have some old "Las Vegas" style 9 grammers that I want to re-label and when I peel off the label, they leave a pretty decent glue residue. Any ideas on how to get it off? Hot water and soap takes way too long.

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I have some old "Las Vegas" style 9 grammers that I want to re-label and when I peel off the label, they leave a pretty decent glue residue. Any ideas on how to get it off? Hot water and soap takes way too long.

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Non acetone polish nail remover.

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Re: How to get the glue off?

isopropyl (aka rubbing) alcohol works well as does goo-gone, goof off, nail polish remover. If these are plastic though, you better test on one you don't mind ruining first to see if it eats the plastic.
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Re: How to get the glue off?

I use rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip and it works fine. I then just rinse them off in water.
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Re: How to get the glue off?

liquid lighter fliud or AFTA (industrial strength adhesive remover).

when you want to reapply a label, use 3M ADHESIVE PROMOTER
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i had a bunch of chips with gooey tape residue on them. i soaked them in pipe shield and then it came off very easily.
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