Hi all,
I bought a new refrigerator but when tryed to remove a paper glued to the
door, the glue stayed. What can I use to remove the glue without damaging
the white paint of the door? I already tryed with detergent, alcohol and
glass cleaner but none of then worked.

Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy

"SammyBar" wrote in message
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Hi all,
I bought a new refrigerator but when tryed to remove a paper glued to the
door, the glue stayed. What can I use to remove the glue without damaging
the white paint of the door? I already tryed with detergent, alcohol and
glass cleaner but none of then worked.

Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy


Goo gone, goof off or similar

WD40

Call the manufacturer.

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"SammyBar" wrote in message
reenews.net...
Hi all,
I bought a new refrigerator but when tryed to remove a paper glued to the
door, the glue stayed. What can I use to remove the glue without damaging
the white paint of the door? I already tryed with detergent, alcohol and
glass cleaner but none of then worked.

Any hint is welcomed
Thanks in advance
Sammy

On 10 Apr 2006 12:46:20 -0700, "DAC" wrote:

| WD40
|

Works for me, too. I got ancient, dried-out, bonded duct tape glue off
of ceramic tiles using WD40. Nothing else worked. I kept trying on and
off for at least a decade (it was in an inconspicuous spot, so it
wasn't a priority) using all kinds of solvents and cleaners, but only
WD40 worked.

WD-40 works everytime!


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WD40
Will it damage the painting...?

Not at all, I have used WD on many things as a matter of fact I have even
used it to remove bird droppings on a car while at a show. I didn't have my
cleaning bucket of goodies at the time and the only thing that was in the
car was WD, so I used that right before the judges got to me. Worked great.
If I was confident enough to used WD-40 on my show car then I think a
refridgerator is going to be just fine.

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