Bob Pope wrote: > John if you can find something called goo gone that will remove the > tape. You have to work up an edge and keep squirting the goo gone where > the tape is coming up. Let it set for 30 seconds or so and keep working > up the edge. Work slowly so the goo gone can loosen the glue as you > pull. After the tape is up then use goo gone to get the glue residue up to. > Slow is the key word here. I have seen goo gone at the hobby shop, > WalMart, Target and hardware stores. Its citrus based so won't hurt the > paint and smells good too.
Goo Gone is miracle stuff, though I still a bit mystified by what's in it. Yes, it smells like oranges, and there's a picture of an orange on the bottle, yet it also contains petroleum products. What's even more baffling is that the bottle is labeled both "non-toxic" and "harmful or fatal if swallowed." Perhaps I don't have a true grasp of what "toxic" means. :) Anyway, test it out on small area before you us it. I've had great results with using it on moldies and foamies though. Brett RCSE-List facilities provided by Model Airplane News. Send "subscribe" and "unsubscribe" requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
