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un-du Adhesive Remover – a collector’s friend?


Musings By Joschik
Christian obsesses over collectibles, antiques and toys more than the average person, but (he believes) in a productive way. Documenting collectibles has been a passion since working on a book about his favorite childhood toys from Timpo 41 years ago.

 


 

Been there? Trying to remove a price sticker from one of your collectibles, only to leave behind some scratches, tears orwors?  Tried un-du?  One bottle easily lasts through the removal of 100s of stickers!

So far I had good luck with:

  • glass
  • metal
  • plastic & vinyl
  • cloths
  • finished leather
  • photographs
  • wood
  • metal
  • paper (some times – must test)

 

And I have been able to remove:

  • duct tape
  • price tags
  • kid’s stickers
  • name tags
  • bumper stickers
  • labels
  • invisible tape
  • masking tape
  • sticky residue

 

What do you use?  Goo Gone? WD-40?

Got other tips on how to maintain your collection?

 

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FlawdaKid
FlawdaKid
1 year ago

Thanks for sharing, I’m always hesitant about removing stickers from collectibles. Also, just yesterday I had to use rubbing alcohol to remove some sticker residue from a dried out sticker on my car window, I’m sure this will work on that too. I’ll have to look into this!

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