Can this be used on metals? I want to remove price stickers on forks &amp; spoons.
248243
I don't see why not just wash thoroughly before using. I put stickers on my MacBook air and have used it to remove them - no damage to the laptop and also to remove adhesive plates from my dashboard (the kind for GPS units). It's actually been really handy stuff to keep around the house!!
691774
I'd at least give it a try. This stuff sticks great to metal or plastic even though it doesn't penetrate or melt the substrate. For instance I glued a plastic reflector to a metal tube on my bike, and years later it was very hard to remove!
283482
No, you can not use metal utensils on it. I use all plastic or wood. I really like using these pans. They are the best I've ever used. I've even burned food in them and they clean up really easy.
1205618
At first I used the metal part of a ped egg, but it got too gunky. I then tried a metal file, but had a difficult time cleaning it. I have since tried a small kitchen grater from the dollar store, which works best for me.
1089477
I do not think so. You must dip the metal in liquid to make it work. I did not think it worked that great on metal either.
1914477
Hello, I used it on my sterling silver childhood knife, fork and spoon - no problem. Hope it helps.
1101523
Not sure. I am a metalsmith (mostly silver) but have used it on copper components of the jewelry.
252345
I have not tried it on metals but I checked the bottle and it says it can be used on metal. What it CAN NOT be used on is paper products. It has a oil base so it leaves a stain on anything that can't be washed later. I wish there was a way I could send this bottle to someone as I'll never use it.
2117104
I don't have a solid answer, but you might want to try ice cubes or even vinegar. I think Acetone will remove those nasty stickers, too.
739250
I use it on the metal pieces and polymer pieces. I make sure not to soak polymer pieces in it, but I have wiped down frames and plastic guide rods with this cleaner. After, I coat the guide rod with oil and wipe the polymer frame with a silicone cloth afterwards.
430607
I would believe it would as I have used it on stainless steel facets in my home, however not on my automobiles as of yet. The label states it is safe and effective (shining, cleaning, etc.) on bumpers and chrome -- even fiberglass parts -- so, I would think it would be fine. It certainly works on gold and silver items, as I have used it on my jewelry and my wife's (even on a bracelet of hers that is steel wire and 14 Carrot Gold --so, give it a shot. I really like this stuff. I would note the it is a bit unusual to use, but once you get used to the hang of it, it does the job(s). Hope this helps you. W&gt;
1815112
No. These are not for any metal at all. I use it on mud flaps, leather and gasket material
374590
There is a cleaning rubbing compound available of most of the shopping channels that with just a tiny amount of elbow grease will remove those marks. That is the silver marks left by utensils. The scratches are there forever unfortunately.
658514
I do not know. I have used this product only on ferrous metals and have not tried it on any stainless steel alloys. This product will remove rust, but it can not keep it from coming back. The area where the rust is removed will look clean but needs to be sealed to minimize the return of oxidation, maybe a high temp cooking oil thinly applied to the effected area could serve this purpose. good luck.
443087
Yes, it works on all metals It has worked great for me on yellow and rose gold watches.
2260192
Do you know what kind of metal it is? This is supposed to work on brass, copper, bronze, and some nickle pieces. Mostly I have used it on silver plated pieces where the base metal (brass) is showing through. It seems VERY hit or miss, in some places it improves the look impressively in others it will not seem to take.
129712
I'm sorry, I haven't attempted to remove mine yet. But, there is a product called Goo Gone that can take off any type of sticker residue, and it should be fine to use on your computer surface. For any stickers I remove I just use lighter fluid to get the sticky residue off, but Goo Gone is probably a little more user friendly.