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Glue removal

2009-06-28View Original

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There are traces of tape adhesive on the box (i.e., residues from the adhesive). What solvent can be used to dissolve and remove them quickly? Could you explain the reason? Thank you! Note: The main component of the adhesive on transparent tape seems to be polyvinyl alcohol.
Reply #22009-06-28
It can be removed with peppermint oil. The principle of like dissolves like.
Reply #32009-07-01
Ethanol is very effective; it can remove even solidified colloids. Soak it for a while, and it will be easy to pierce.
Reply #42009-07-01
Just soak it in alcohol, right? Regular tape isn’t that extreme, right?
Reply #52009-07-06
The main component of the adhesive on transparent tape seems to be polyvinyl alcohol, right? That can’t be right! Pressure-sensitive adhesive! Toluene works! !
Reply #62009-07-15
If wind oil is used, it seems it might corrode the box a bit; at the very least, its shine will be gone
Reply #72009-07-16
Alcohol is used, and the adhesive is an acrylate-based pressure-sensitive adhesive
Reply #82009-07-17
Just erase it with an eraser; it’s not that complicated, right?
Reply #92009-12-14
What is white gasoline? ? Are coatings, inks, and the rubber industry all using it as a cleaning agent?

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