Goo Gone Original - 2 Ounce - Surface Safe Adhesive Remover Safely Removes Stickers Labels Decals Residue Tape Chewing Gum Grease Tar

This product is very useful in helping remove the residual from the sticker that bothered me for months. I recommend.

I bought this product because I had an old dash cam that I wanted to take off my window to use my dash cam. The original 3M adhesive sticker had a very strong hold to the windshield. Even when I managed to get the adhesive sticker off, there was still a very sticky residue. Water and alcohol didn't help so I turned to Amazon to buy this product.Effectiveness:I used a microfiber cloth and then put a little bit of this product onto it and rubbed the windshield with it. It doesn't come right off as you have to apply pressure but it is so much easier than trying to scrub each individual goo with water. Before I knew it, the goo was off. I recommend after removing the goo to go over the glass with water to make sure your glass doesn't have this product left on it. It was a simple process with this product.Size/Cost:The one thing that surprised me was that the bottle was tiny. I attached a picture of it in my hand. It is really small so if you have a big project that requires a lot of adhesive removing then I would recommend buying the spray bottle that they offer. This bottle doesn't come with a nozzle for those of you interested. For the size of it, I would say the cost isn't too expensive or cheap.Overall, I am happy with this product and would recommend to anyone who has tricky sticky residues that they would like to remove. Solid product.

Bottle came perfectly brand new and for the size, it's all I need! I've never tried Goo Gone before but bought it after seeing it as a suggestion to clean off adhesive from stickers. I recently bought a book with a sticker that left some heavy residue on the cover (it's a paperback book btw) and this worked like wonders! I basically applied some goo gone onto a paper towel and rubbed it in circles against the adhesive that the sticker left behind. It softened the adhesive and basically rubbed off after a minute or so!My only downside to this is just that the bottle cap is really hard to remove. It has a child safety mechanism so you have to push down and turn but you REALLY have to put some force when pushing down and turning. Took me a while to get the bottle open but it was worth it!

Es muy útil , no me gustó el tamaño muy pequeño

If you haven't used it, you should. I have used it to remove stickers that were very difficult to remove using other methods. It's important to apply the product and let it soak in. Also, if the stickers are very shiny or have a coating of plastic or foil, it will be difficult to get the Goo Gone to penetrate to the adhesives beneath. So, you may have to work at it a bit from the edges and try to get the product to get under the sticker. I have also used it on fake leather upholstery to remove some gum-like 'schmutz' that was on the seat in my wife's car. Probably something the kids dripped on it ages ago. No cleaners could get it to come off, but with some Goo Gone and a small screwdriver used as a scraper, it came off with ease. Just be VERY careful when doing this on porous surfaces, and test an inconspicuous area to make sure it won't stain the surface. Goo Gone has an oily-like texture, so you will likely need to clean afterwards to remove any residue. There are a lot of uses for it, and I could go on and on, but I think you already get the idea.

Used this to remove a badly glued on pad from an old shotgun stock which had a nice gloss finish to the underlying wood. Tried it one side first and allowed it to soak 15- 20 minutes and it worked great as the thick glue was easy to scrape off using a plastic scraper. Opposite side with much larger in size of glued area but this worked great on it also. Small amount of residue remaining so gave it a third treatment and now all the glue residue is gone! No apparent harm to the wood finish which is fantastic as I'm not good at refinishing wood.

I was unable to get the cap off initially - said you have to hold it down and turn - but no matter how hard I pressed down, the child-proof cap continued to slip. Was about to send it back when I decided to put it in a vise so I could put extreme downward pressure on the cap - it was either going to open or sheer the neck of the bottle in two. It finally came loose.Once I got the cap off initially, it seems to work correctly - minor downward pressure and rotate the cap works fine now.Except for that - the product worked as described. It removed the residual adhesive from some labels that came on my banquets tables in just a few minutes.

This stuff is the ONLY thing that cleanly removes old price stickers from vinyl LP covers. Any outer sleeve/jacket that is smooth and even a bit shiny can be treated with Goo Gone and a cotton swab to remove unsightly stickers, leaving behind a clean and non-spotted surface. Now, if you havea sticker on an LP like Tonight's the Night by Neil Young, which has a fuzzy paper texture on the jacket, I don't think this will be as suitable, but those are rare. It also works well on CD jewel cases and BluRay/DVD boxes. A bottle of this lasts for years with such applications. I did go through quite a lot of it though when I cleaned a disgustingly filthy range hood in an apartment my friend was just moving into. That bottle was almost ten years old when I finished it off with that job. This stuff is not thick or viscous at all, and feels a little oily. It can be applied with a cotton swab, brush, rag, sponge, or sand paper, depending on the application.