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   joeinca | Jul 04, 2022 02:18pm | #1

   I believe a card scraper would work for that purpose.

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   mikaol | Jul 04, 2022 02:29pm | #2

   Lighter fluid, like is used in Zippo lighters. And no residue. Been using it for years.

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   user-7630268 | Jul 04, 2022 03:48pm | #5

   Lighter fluid, I concur. But I keep V M & P Naphtha for this exact purpose because I no longer have a zippo lighter and I use it to clean paint brushes and spray guns. It is hotter than mineral spirits. Be advised there may be a difference between V M & P Naphtha and just naphtha.

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   jharveyb | Jul 04, 2022 03:13pm | #3

   Alcohol and elbow grease; it is a mild solvent but does work (slowly). Lacquer thinner is faster and more toxic.

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   _mj_ | Jul 04, 2022 03:38pm | #4

   +1 on the zippo lighter fluid.

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   elmaduro | Jul 04, 2022 04:06pm | #6

   Alcohol and scrape with an old hotel room key.

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   Jkatzowitz | Jul 04, 2022 04:39pm | #7

   Bestine (rubber cement thinner/solvent) works great because most of the adhesives used for labels are rubber based. You can find it at any art store.

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   user-7627473 | Jul 04, 2022 06:04pm | #8

   Alcohol works well, takes a bit more time. Be careful with a product like Goof-Off - on a lot of woods it leave a yellow stain.

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   gulfstar | Jul 04, 2022 07:05pm | #9

   At one point we recycled electricity meters, thousands per day, and nothing beats GooGone to remove stickers.

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   ysu65 | Jul 04, 2022 08:22pm | #10

   I use mineral spirits or GooGone, works very well - most of the time. Sometimes I just have to scrape.

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    jfsksa | Jul 04, 2022 08:40pm | #11

    GooGone

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    rob_ss | Jul 04, 2022 11:01pm | #12

    I just plane them off. Never had a problem.