Duck tape residue on glass

[DanG]

Single edge razor blade and:

WD 40 and/or Goof Off and/or Citrus solvent

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[Stuart]

I need suggestions for removing the mesh like duck tape residue from glass. Thanks S2

[Jack Allen]

I've found the best to be lighter fluid.

[Edwin Pawlowski]

Start with a singe edge razor blade scraper to get the bulk of it off.

[Stormin Mormon]

Gasoline on a paper towel. Rub. Or perhaps on a nylon scrubbie. Kerosene, if you want to be safer. Ronsinol lighter fluid if you wish.

[Wayne Boatwright]

On Wed 06 Apr 2005 06:36:14p, Stormin Mormon wrote in alt.home.repair:

Illuminate the work area with a lighted kitchen match.

[William W. Plummer]

Yes! Naptha is a great solvent.

[Stormin Mormon]

Wow, you're a blast to have around.

[Steve Henderson]

The next time, use Gaffer's tape - it does everything that duct tape does, but doesn't leave the goo behind. Audio / video folks have used it for years to temporarily lay down cables without ruining them.

[sleepdog]

Coleman stove fuel, the old stuff in the can.

[Hopkins]

Goof-Off or lacquer thinner.

[Rudy]

WD40 on a rag.

[Marina]

[e-mail] wrote in news: [e-mail]:

regular cooking oil.

[The Real Tom]

I second that, just a word of worning, if you have painted frame, it could cause discoloration of the paint, so becareful.

hth,

tom @

[remove]

For god sake do not use gasoline! Go buy a pint of varsol.

Dave

Storm> Gasoline on a paper towel. Rub. Or perhaps on a nylon scrubbie. Kerosene, if

[Tocapet]

WD-40 sprayed on a rag will do it every time!

[Stormin Mormon]

God is a friend of mine.

What's Varsol? Not heard of that.

[terafferty]

rub it with canned Tuna

then,

let the neighborhood cats in to lick it off

seen it done a thousand times...