How does one remove this product if it gets stuck on the hands , fingers etc?
330223
There are sugestions for removal on the can, however, there are a couple of things that should be noted. If you get this stuff on your hands or any other patch of skin DO NOT try and wipe it off with a paper towel or rag. equally if you get it on your clothes do not try to wipe it off. Imediately rinse skin or cloth with acetone, nail polish remover, or paint thinner, do not wash with water until every trace of foam has been removed. If allowed to dry on skin it will form a rough patch that will wear off eventually but will not peel. If allowed to dry on cloth, well there's no solution for this, repeat washing will not wear away at the material, the cloth will probably disintegrate before the foam residue.
330224
Nail polish remover containing acetone (don't use water; that makes it harden). If it's still sticky after that, try a gentle exfoliant rub: put a half tablespoon each of baking soda and olive oil in your palm, and "wash" your hands with the paste.
330225
Gee, let`s see, have you tried reading the 2 sentences regarding this topic, on the can? Let me simplify it further for you, NO water ( as it sets the chemical reaction faster ), so that just leaves acetone. Surgical gloves, makes the question wash away, so give that a try.
330226
We had to use acetone. It gets it off fingers/hands and the wood floor pretty well, but don't get it on white walls, we still have a yellow stain where it accidentally dripped.
330227
The best remover is acetone -- the main ingredient in nail polish remover. I've found it's best to attempt removal as soon as you get the product on your hands. There may be a little residue left after this process, but it rubs off in time. What you want to avoid, after you've gotten the product on your hands, is washing with soap and water. Water actually sets the product.
330228
I usually use the same method as used by B. Davis, as that is the simplest and most environment-friendly. If you can't wait that long, try the acetone treatment.
330229
You need a chemical solvent like paint thinner to remove it. Water just makes it worse. You should wear gloves so it doesn't get on you to start, but it happens.
330230
I washed off as much as I could with warm water and liquid soap and what was left wore off after several days.
2038386
Its somewhat aggravating but i peel it off. Try to something with a sharp point like a fingernail file and pick at the sides where the glue is and it will start to come off. I made the mistake of trying to bite it off the first time and it made me light headed lol so plz don't do that.
1915224
You'll have to gently twist and pull. It should come off fairly easily. It may take some wiggling back and forth, but then you should be able to twist it off.
520850
When I have to remove it about once a year, its on a round metal drum. And it is a pain, takes solvent to soften it then I use puddy knifes to scrape it off. Best way I found and I have been removing this stuff for about 15 years. The solvent I use is a commercial strength but aceton from like home depot will probably work just as well.
36470
Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
481354
It was hard to get it off, but it should come out. I obviously can't see your item, but make sure you are pressing the tab on the side in while pulling it out. Using a dime or a very small flathead screwdriver would probably do the trick if you can't get it with/have no fingernails.
1423123
Try peeling or scraping it off. And then to remove the residue just use household fingernail polish remover.
2129751
Peel it out with your hand. It's tough but you can do it. Then soak them in an over night cleaner.
774070
Lightly moisten the area with vinegar water and it should come right off. CAUTION!! Do NOT get the vinegar in the contacts. It will ruin them
982
I just rinse it off with water and scrubbing with my fingers. Once it dries it will be sticky again.
1558273
Use a couple of your fingers and wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. A brush is a waste of this expensive (but well worth it) product.
1688578
I usually push it out using a sliding motion with my thumb. If that isn't working, get some needle nose pliers or tweezers and try that way, but apply as LITTLE as pressure as you can if using the pliers.
95751
It is hard to get off for sure, I just kept on trying and trying and wore a rubber glove to get a better grip and eventually got it off. Good luck!
306445
The best that I can say is to pull it off very slowly. You can use your fingers to gently pry the adhesive away from the device. It may seem like you may break the case, device, or both, but if you go slowly, it will come off.
288274
I caught mine in time to peel it off. Maybe reheat it and try to get it off. Good Luck.
823962
use something and poke it it will bounce right out :)or just use your finger nail to push it down
364485
A medium heat from a heat gun or hairdryer spread evenly back and forth over the protector will loosen the adhesive and you can pry off the protector with your fingers.