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Goo Gone is wonderful and dosent leave a resadue ...
ConnieF |
In Australia we use Eucalyptus Oil and it worls every time. It is sold all over the world, maybe somewhere near you.
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Originally Posted by lorli
I am looking for some help getting the adhesive from a Collins Seam guide off of my sewing machine. The package even says that it can be moved, with "no sticky residue" - untrue!
When I tried to remove it in order to change the bobbin, it pulled the cover of the bobbin case right off with it. It left behind a lot of white, thick sticky stuff, does anyone know how to get this off? It is on the plastic (bobbin case cover) and metal part. ALso - I wouldn't use it again, and wondered if the other seam guides were more reliable. Thanks, everyone, in advance. Lorli |
Goo Gone Absolutely. I've used it for years. It even takes tar off floors and walls without damaging the finish. It is an oil and therefore less likely to damage plastic. Just put a drop or two on let it sit for a few minutes then wipe it off. It smells like oranges and works great.
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Checking in for the solution you chose and the one that worked for you.
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W-D 40 is great and not as expensive as the goop.
Cookie |
That's not a stupid answer - peanut butter. It works for a lot of things, and would wash off with water. I was going to also suggest peanut butter.
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wd40 work great.
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Goop-Off
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Goo Gone is wonderful for getting stickl stuff off works like a charm every time(:)
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