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Originally Posted by grann of 6
I have a product called DK5 for removal of Adhesive Residue from Spray & Fix, 202,404, & 505. I use it on my embroidery hoops when I have used adhesive stabilizer. I also used it to remove the residue from a label on a plastic table I bought. And I used it to clean up overspray on my laminate floor. I think I bought it in the adhesives aisle of either Joann's or AC Moore (a craft store). Try it on a small area to be sure it doesn't harm your teak finish.
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I am really glad everybody found products to clean up overspray. I once had a really stupid idea to use a batting that you used steam to attach to the fabric. I was sandwiching a flannel quilt and thought it was thick enough and I would be fine on my dining room table. NOT! Every place where I hovered with my steam iron left a white spot on my dark pine table. I said a few really ugly works, shed a few tears and bought a table cloth. I screwed up, move on.
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yeah, I was thinking WD40 as well.
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Originally Posted by Rachel
peanut butter is supposed to remove stickiness from labels, etc.
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Murphys oil soap fixed mine up nicely.
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I have some scrubbys made from Aunt Lydias rug yarn and they work great from getting the sticky off my cutting mat.
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vinegar works well too. Just be careful to wipe it off quickly dont leave it sit too long
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There is a product called Goo Gone that I buy at a large hardware store (Menards) that works great on most hard t remove stuff and works well on wood.
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In a small space, try mineral oil and 0000 steel wool This is used to put a 'hand rubbed' finish on furniture, I used it on a bench that someone with sweaty body sat on and left an imprint. A little patience and it is like new. Much easier than a refinish job.
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Try WD-40. It removes sticky labels from bottles.
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