Will it removed painit from painted aluminum window frames that are sealed with silicone? 3M and goo gone remover did remove the paint too.
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dont know about paint. i would not buy again to remove silicone caulk that i used to seal shower joints. was disappointed in performance.
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I don't know for sure since I have not tried it on this application, but iif it were me, it would be the first thing I would try. It is amazing at removing sticker goo.
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According to my husband, whom it was bought for, it is removable. If there is any residue, 3M glue remover will work
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No. I dont think it will it wont even remove from paint so I have found so far
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I removed a darker granitey plastic that was a different brand but was very similar. It came off very cleanly - didn't really even take scrubbing to remove adhesive.
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I didn't remove any paint, just cleaned the surface and also sealed the edges of the pad with permatex. I have had no issues.
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I used a knife blade and scraped it almost perpendicular across the label. Goof off or other products didn't work very well for me. Any flat metal edge tool scraped down it will remove it faster. A paint scraper or the side of the edge of a screwdriver would work, I used my pocket knife. I cleaned the remaining glue off with acetone. The label will soak off inside the waterheater if you don't remove it. It would probably remain at the bottom of the heater until you drained/flushed the heater but it might make it into the water lines and find it's way to an aerator screen at a faucet and plug it up requiring removal to clean it off. I used a knife blade and scraped it almost perpendicular across the label. Goof off or other products didn't work very well for me. Any flat metal edge tool scraped down it will remove it faster. A paint scraper or the side of the edge of a screwdriver would work, I used my pocket knife. I cleaned the remaining glue off with acetone. The label will soak off inside the waterheater if you don't remove it. It would probably remain at the bottom of the heater until you drained/flushed the heater but it might make it into the water lines and find it's way to an aerator screen at a faucet and... » Read More I used a knife blade and scraped it almost perpendicular across the label. Goof off or other products didn't work very well for me. Any flat metal edge tool scraped down it will remove it faster. A paint scraper or the side of the edge of a screwdriver would work, I used my pocket knife. I cleaned the remaining glue off with acetone. The label will soak off inside the waterheater if you don't remove it. It would probably remain at the bottom of the heater until you drained/flushed the heater but it might make it into the water lines and find it's way to an aerator screen at a faucet and plug it up requiring removal to clean it off. « Show Less
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My husband says it should remove powder coat from machined aluminum parts but he's not forvsure he used it to remove Teflon but he says baked on powder coat is pretty hard to remove
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I doubt it, when removing it from the liner there's clearly an adhesive on the tint. Trying to remove that while not destroying the tint would be difficult at best.
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It can leave a slight amount of residue if you don't remove it carefully. Make sure if you remove it that you run the removed portion as close as possible to whats still on the window as you pull down the film.
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I am thinking you need to scrape it off the glass with a razor. Then soak and wash the window with an ammonia based liquid.Good Luck. It should all come off. You should wear a mask while scraping and vacuuming up the paint off the window.
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I'm not sure but it should be removable. If it doesn't come off right away use Goo gone, an adhesive remover.
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Clean any surface well with rubbing alcohol prior to applying the 3M tape. That should help.crunchman
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Goo Gone is a good product to remove adhesives. I have considered the possibility that the reason the glue didn't hold for me is that I live in a very arid climate. If that is the case, maybe blowing it with a hairdryer would work
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Removal is as easy as peeling the film away from the glass. If your film has been installed for several years and doesn't peel easily from the glass then it may have a sticky adhesive so use Gila Window Film Removal solution.
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I'm going to guess that the paint was more than a little oxidized when you used the pre-cleaner, and now you have a gooey concoction/mess of dried, oxided paint and remnants of the cleaner. You CAN use "clay" as a clean-up tool, but it's going to be a protracted process. My recommendation is to purchase a gallon can (only qty. available) of either Dupont Prep-Sol or Acryli-Clean DX330. These are automotive paint shop grade degreasers. They will remove all traces of the mess you have, and you can use them for all degreasing/wax/road tar-removal tasks. Both work equally well, so I suggest you purchase by PRICE and AVAILABILITY. Typically, you will need to visit an automotive paint retail outlet/shop. It's worth the effort. You can expect prices to be in the $30-$40/gallon range. Wear nitrile or vinyl (not latex) gloves or your fingers/hands will be de-greased, as well! Good luck.
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Depending on spray pattern it will take paint off a car wheel. But it was totally my fault. I was trying to get tar off and before I knew it I was down to bare metal. :(