Can the label be cleanly removed with no visible residue (especially clear version)? I would like for the contents to be visible.
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J, I am not sure. The label is very small, ~1X1.5 inches. It appears to be aluminum foil and it possibly could be peele away and the space cleaned with IPA. I've done that on other items such as books, with good results.
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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.
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The labels are UV coded. You can probably scrap off most of it and use de-natured alcohol to remove the rest.
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Yes, just follow the directions. You need to remove a large area of the labels to feed it through. Pull them off so you only have the clean backingg.
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I haven't really tried. I'm sure with some determination it can be removed. It is a sticker.
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Yes, this is the best tool you could ask for. I suggest you use goo-gone first, let it soak in a minute, then use the peeler to remove the label, or price tag. -BobD (grayelephantclub)
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Use dawn or nail polish remover to rub off the hard label. It will take a few minutes to do so. keep applying the dawn or nail polish remover until the label is completely ofd.
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I have never had a problem with these labels. I sell on line and use them to print mailing labels. I can't answer your questions regarding removing them as I've never tried to do that.
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Yes, it can be very easily removed with absolutely no residue. The screen protector itself bonds to the screen with out glue or glue like material. After I removed it (replaced my phone for unrelated reason) it was clean.
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I've done hundreds of records with no label damage. You get an very occasional drip across the label but it's over 99% distilled water (you *are* using distilled water, right?) so you can blot it right off with no worries.
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I use a Sharpie in the labeling area and it comes off after a good scrubbing with the bottle brush and soap. Alternatively, an ethanol wipe or a cotton ball dipped in rubbing alcohol also would remove the Sharpie markings.
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Put the pan on the counter. Pour a glass of water in the pan so the bottom of the pan and the label are completely covered. Let soak for a few hours. It will slide right off. No goo or residue left at all. I left mine sitting for six hours, because I got busy and forgot about it. Perhaps an hour or two would be sufficient, not sure.
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I had to use UnDu adhesive remover to take care of that. It removes the adhesive strips completely without leaving the residue that other brands leave. It's the absolute best.
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It is pretty sticky and seems to adhere to most surfaces without a problem. I have removed it without any damage. I would not think it would be hard to remove or damaging. About the same as contact paper that can be removed from shelves.
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I only use labels on plastic and rubber containers. When removed from these, a little sticky residue is left. You can remove this with your thumb or a pink pencil eraser. Any hard surface should be safe though.
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I can't recall my kettle having a label, but I've yet to meet a label that GOOF OFF , in a little can, can't remove.It's not called the ultimate remover for nothing!
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I have only labeled clothing. If the fabric is smooth it will pull off with no residue. It you label fabric like terry cloth it is difficult to remove.