AFLabelclene Label and Sticky Stuff Remover Spray with Brush - Dissolves and Removes Sticky Label & Tape Glue Adhesives, Scuff Marks & Wax , 200ml

This sticker remover liquid has become my secret weapon, especially when dealing with delicate, vintage video game boxes. These boxes are like treasures, but removing stickers without damaging them was always a nerve-wracking task.Enter this magic potion! I use it on these old, fragile boxes, and it’s a savior. A few drops of this liquid work wonders, gently loosening those stubborn stickers without causing any harm to the delicate cardboard.The best part? It doesn’t leave any residue or damage the vibrant artwork on these vintage game boxes. It’s a gentle yet effective solution that’s preserved the integrity of my collection.The versatility of this remover extends far beyond just game boxes – I’ve used it on various surfaces with consistently excellent results. It’s a GAME-changer for anyone who loves preserving collectibles without the sticker residue headache. This stuff is a must-have for anyone dealing with delicate or vintage items.

Did a fantastic job at removing residue from an old book cover that looked too far gone. Also used on door frame after removing bell with foam backing. Friend cleaned entire window frame after having stuck newspaper to it while decorating. Warning - press gently as very easy to get too much. Use kitchen towel to mop up immediately.

This stuff works. You simply spray on the label, rub around with the nozzle and wait 5 minutes, then remove the label (the scotty label peelers sold on Amazon are good for this part).Downsides:- The smell. This stuff creates a chemical smell, so you'll need to really ventilate the room you use it in - I open the windows and put a fan on, plus put a mask over my face. The smell lingers for hours afterwards. (Note I'm doing a lot of label removing at once, you won't need to do this for a single label).- Plastic labels don't work well. This stuff needs to soak through labels to unstick the glue, plastic labels or sticky tape won't allow it to do that. For these I use a mixture of a hair dryer and this stuff. Basically you use this stuff to attack the glue on the edges while using a hair dryer to weaken the glue. As you do this you push in with a plastic tool to expose more glue to the labelclene.- It can stain cardboard if you use too much, and it can also cause other glue not related to the label to come undone. Solution: use sparingly, and if necessary combine with a hair dryer (the heat will also loosen the glue, but not as well as using this product).It's a great product and one I'll keep ordering. There's a lot in the bottle so for casual users one might last you for a year, but for someone who is removing around 100 labels a week you might need a bottle a month or so.

The AF Labelclene Label and Sticky Stuff Remover Spray is a game-changer for removing stubborn labels and adhesive residues. Its brush applicator ensures precise application, and the fast-acting formula leaves surfaces clean without residue. Ideal for various materials, it's a must-have for any household.​

Works great for getting sticky labels off glass and plastic. No other products or methods I’ve used come close (soaking, scrubbing, scraping with a razor, pure acetone etc.). It does take a bit of technique and patience to let it work but it does wonders. Soak the label with the fluid and then work the edges in circular or back and forth motions to scrub it off, then you can go back and remove any residue if you missed some. I give the glass/plastic a wash with soapy water afterwards.I can’t really comment on its use on other materials because I’ve not needed to use it on anything else. I’m mostly using it on old jars I want to repurpose.

My kitchen fitter recommended I get a spray from screw fix to get sticky tape and carpet fitters glue off the floors. Having looked at their prices I saw this on Amazon. It’s brilliant, it works quicker than the instructions say and it brought off all the stubborn glue and sticky tape. It’s competively priced and worth every penny!

To be honest, although it did the job well, I think it would have been cheaper for me to have soaked the labels off in soapy water. I then tried to use it to remove some price labels on the back of a a couple of presents I wanted to give out and I ended up rubbing away some of the cardboard In order to remove the "stickiness". I suspect that perhaps it is the users fault rather than the actual product.... But I still believe that soapy water would have worked equally as well!

the best we have ever used