Wife has stepped on some and I told her to put the trainer in the
freezer, expecting it to become brittle and flake off, But it didn't. I
left it in the freezer over night and tried my self, this afternoon.

Any other suggestions?

Dave

Dave wrote:
Wife has stepped on some and I told her to put the trainer in the
freezer, expecting it to become brittle and flake off, But it didn't. I
left it in the freezer over night and tried my self, this afternoon.

Any other suggestions?


solvent of some sort.

and careful scraping.



Dave

The Natural Philosopher wrote:
Dave wrote:
Wife has stepped on some and I told her to put the trainer in the
freezer, expecting it to become brittle and flake off, But it didn't.
I left it in the freezer over night and tried my self, this afternoon.

Any other suggestions?


solvent of some sort.

and careful scraping.



Dave
Get some more Blu-Tak and use this to dab onto the piece stuck onto the
trainer and it should come off - this works on Blu-Tak left on walls

Malcolm

On Mar 24, 11:24*pm, Malcolm wrote:
Get some more Blu-Tak and use this to dab onto the piece stuck onto the
trainer and it should come off - this works on Blu-Tak left on walls
When i've taken blu-tak off walls it usually leaves a greasy stain. Is
there any better way of hanging posters on walls that doesn't require
a re-paint when said posters are taken off later on.
Dave.

On 25/03/2010 00:13, Dave Starling wrote:
On Mar 24, 11:24 pm, wrote:
Get some more Blu-Tak and use this to dab onto the piece stuck onto the
trainer and it should come off - this works on Blu-Tak left on walls
When i've taken blu-tak off walls it usually leaves a greasy stain. Is
there any better way of hanging posters on walls that doesn't require
a re-paint when said posters are taken off later on.
Dave.

Haven't actually tried with a poster, but the 3M command thingies are
pretty amazing. And much more expensive.

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Rod

On Thu, 25 Mar 2010 07:05:24 +0000, Rod wrote:

On 25/03/2010 00:13, Dave Starling wrote:
On Mar 24, 11:24 pm, wrote:
Get some more Blu-Tak and use this to dab onto the piece stuck onto the
trainer and it should come off - this works on Blu-Tak left on walls
When i've taken blu-tak off walls it usually leaves a greasy stain. Is
there any better way of hanging posters on walls that doesn't require
a re-paint when said posters are taken off later on.
Dave.

Haven't actually tried with a poster, but the 3M command thingies are
pretty amazing. And much more expensive.

Anything 3M is expensive, although they have come up with some pretty nifty
products over the years.