How can I get salon pro super glue remover stain off of my pants. it look like a grease spot.
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Hi Anne...this homemade stain remover works on everything! try it.... 1 tsp. Dawn dishwashing detergent3-4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxidecouple tablespoons of baking soda.Scrub on with a scrubbing brush.Happy 4th....Katherine
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Hi Anne...this homemade stain remover works on everything! try it.... 1 tsp. Dawn dishwashing detergent 3-4 tablespoons of hydrogen peroxide couple tablespoons of baking soda. Scrub on with a scrubbing brush. Happy 4th.... Katherine
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I've never had to encounter this problem BUT I would try to soak it in a few products. OXY works well for me with some things. Spray and wash may work as well but spray it and scrub it by hand. Other than that, I wouldn't know. Google around...which I'm sure you have already. Sorry to hear that.
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I used Goo Gone. I sprayed it on and let it soak in for a few minutes, then washed it off.
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I nave never tried to remove them with Fels Naptha. What I find works well for that type of stain is automatic dish washing powder in a solution. A good overnight soak in a solution gets that yellow out nicely.
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I used a regular household cleaner that I had. Formula 409 or something like that. Definitely something that will remove residual grease or residue.
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Gosh, I have no idea! I did read recently that the Pam cooking spray I used may have been the cause of the staining. Sorry that's all I know!!
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I would suggest scraping it off with a razor blade and then using the Goof Off to remove the remaining stickiness. Good Luck.
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Stains can be removed with Stonetech Oil & Grease Remover but marks are usually etching due to ph imbalance and needs to be polished out.
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I haven't done it, but you might try carefully scraping it off with an exacto knife and/or maybe some acetone. Good luck.
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I suspect that nail polish remover or a touch of polyurethane would work! Happy crafting!
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I don't think it'll remove those, it's just for quick cleaning. If there is a mark for example from hair dye, I could recommend to make a paste out of peroxide and baking soda and carefully rub the spot. For another floor damages there are different types of treatments on the market. Hope it'll help.
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I had some type of grease where I was able to remove enough to where it wasn't so noticeable. I'd say about 95% of it. But it does take some effort. Good luck.
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My chair got a faint blue stain when I wore new jeans and sat on it for a long period of time. I've had success using the magic eraser on the chair.
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I have been there :-( Soak them with hydrogen peroxide and baking soda (or try oxyclean). Then scrub with a magic eraser and finish with a wipe down of 70% rubbing alcohol if you notice any spots remaining. You may have to repeat the process.
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I have never personally had to do this just yet, but I did look it up for you...and this is what was said: "To remove any adhesive left on the fabric, spray the household solvent called Goo Gone, or the original version of Goof Off, (Not Goof Off 2) onto the backside of the fabric in the badge area. Make sure to thoroughly soak the area with the solvent. Wait for 3-4 minutes and wipe the residue off the garment with a paper towel from the front side. Then re-apply the solvent from the front side and blot the excess into a paper towel held onto the back side. It helps to use an old toothbrush to scrub the stained area as the solvent soaks through into the paper towel. Repeat this several times until you do not see any more adhesive. If any residual adhesive is still visible, repeat the soaking and blotting process. In stubborn cases, use of a stronger solvent such as the original version of Goof Off, (not Goof Off 2)may be required. There may be a faint ring left on the fabric after the solvent has dried. This will come out in a normal wash cycle. You can either wash and dry the garment and then apply a new badge over the area or just wait for the solvent to completely evaporate and then apply the new badge. If badges have been ironed please note that ironing melts the Badge Magic adhesive and the iron can push it into and even through the weave of the fabric, making it harder to remove. Therefore, it may take extra soakings to completely dissolve the glue. Dry cleaning at a cleaner that uses the perchloroethylene cleaning solvent will also remove the residue from the fabric." I got this info. from here: http://www.badgemagic.com/faqs_front_end/index.cfm?fuseaction=list_faq_para&cat_id=3&detail_id=19&nav=1 I hope you get the sticky stuff off with no issues! :)
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Try spraying it liberally and then place paper towels on top and let it sit for a few hours. See if that helps. I also use a scraper and anything left comes right off.
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I removed my pinstripes with a heat gun and still had some glue residue. Used the 3 Meguiars (ultra cut, polish and wax) with the right pads and orbital polisher. Looked brand new and no evidence of pinstripe
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The Scotch Naturals polish remover is best. Have patience with it as it does take a little longer to remove. From my experience it comes off more easily after a shower, bath, or washing the dishes. Hope that's helpful!