How do you remove the adhesive tape?
874307
Remove from the wall after use, or to apply to the back of the soap dispenser? If the product is new and you are using the adhesive, there should be a peal back piece of non-stick paper attached to the adhesive tape. Peel it back and use. If using on a wall, I would personally screw the dispenser in. If using on tile, then use the adhesive. You don't want to damage tile by using screws. If you are talking about removing the adhesive from tile or a wall if the dispenser fell off or if you are discarding the dispenser, you will need a flexible scraper to remove the adhesive. Then you will more likely than not need to use touch-up paint to cover up the smudge that the adhesive will leave behind. If on tile, scrape and wash off. Hope this was helpful.. Gracias, -Steve
874308
I used a product called Goo Gone, which is specially formulated to take off anything sticky. After that you have to clean the area with regular soap and water.
1240742
The adhesive is already on the plastic. Peel the white paper off to expose the adhesive. A heat gun or hot air dryer will help the adhesive bond.
850199
It is a sticker, it does not appear to be attached with rivets or screws. I would guess removing it slowly and the use of isopropyl alcohol or Goo Gone should be a fairly easy job. Honestly, I have thought of removing mine too.
821238
Well, I used my sharp fingernails but I think a carpet cutter, used at a slight angle, should do the trick. It's easier to tape one side to a solid surface and then removing the second side. Trying to do both sides while just holding the tape, causes the tape to stick to its self. Good luck, it works great!
368190
Hair dryer. Get the chrome emblem hot. This will soften the adhesive. Then slowly pry the chrome emblem forward. If you have it, use a piece of fishing line to slice behind the emblem. If there is any adhesive once the emblem is removed, don't worry about it. It comes off pretty easy. Just get it warm again.
662656
Yes, it's just double faced tape, use a disolvent to remove the adhesive...
2115182
Get a can of 3M Adhesive Remover, it is the only thing safe to use to remove adhesive from automotive paint and plastics. It comes in a quart can as a liquid or in an aerosol spray can.
1044286
You just get an edge up and pull it off. It has no adhesive, just peels right off.
821240
I just checked the remainder of my roll. If you cut a sharp end off the tape and start with your finger nail at one corner, you should be able to get it off. Mine took only a second.
900429
Just wrap electrical tape around each end, then you can tape them back. Alternatively you can snip them off.
758672
You can purchase an epoxy remover (Google it) or you can soak it in acetone or follow some of these steps:http://www.wikihow.com/Remove-Epoxy
2012326
Go to a craft store like Hobby Lobby and go the scrapbook section and find the adhesive remover they sell. I can't think of the name but it is strictly designed to remove adhesive. Hope it helps!
1152812
Yes, you press a piece on your item then peel the plastic off the tape to expose the adhesive.
1510480
Use a sharp razor knife and cut from the wood-look surface into the underlying black layer, then just snap the pieces apart. Use the two parts to help start with removing the adhesive backing paper.
447983
There's a piece of metallic tape that covers the sealing bar. It looks like packaging material, so it's very tempting to remove it. It needs to remain in place
850198
It is a sticker, it does not appear to be attached with rivets or screws. I would guess removing it slowly and the use of isopropyl alcohol or Goo Gone should be a fairly easy job.Honestly, I have thought of removing mine too.
178006
I only had a couple pieces of tape to remove. Mine has worked well for almost a year........