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[UK - mainly] What to use instead of Maplin label remover?

dfurndfurn Member Posts: 199
Hi all;

My can of Maplin label remover has just run out. Anyone have a suggestion as to what substance to use to remove Lego store price labels off the side of boxes please?

Thanks.

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  • andheandhe Member Posts: 3,941
    Sticky stuff remover? It's literally called that. Though I'm pretty sure it's basically very watered down white spirit. Smells like it... 
  • LusiferSamLusiferSam Member Posts: 574
    Naphtha lighter fluids work very well.  It dissolves or looses sticker adhesives, I sometimes use a razor blade to help remove the item.  It evaporates cleanly and won't leave residues.  Not sure if this is the same a white spirits or not in the UK.
  • HuwHuw Administrator Posts: 7,088
    andhe said:
    Sticky stuff remover? It's literally called that. Though I'm pretty sure it's basically very watered down white spirit. Smells like it... 
    We use that too, we get it from Lakeland.
    andhe
  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,526
    Hair drier.

    I typically use isopropyl alcohol for anything like that.
    Bobflip
  • ShropshireShropshire Member Posts: 654
    We also use the Lakeland one Huw mentions, it works well the only issue is the smell, not unpleasant smell but sticks on your fingers for ages
  • dfurndfurn Member Posts: 199
    Thanks for replies everyone. Will get onto the Lakeland site and order!
    andhe
  • andheandhe Member Posts: 3,941
    dfurn said:
    Thanks for replies everyone. Will get onto the Lakeland site and order!
    Cheaper at the Range if you can find it. Also seems to be available at B&Q. (always thought lakeland just sold strange kitchen stuff you didn't really need 🤔).
  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,526
    Lakeland sell it to, amongst other things, remove labels from jam jars and bottles when you are doing preserves.
    andhe
  • jonboy2000jonboy2000 Member Posts: 259
    WD40 sprayed onto a bit of kitchen roll.  Wipe on let soak for a bit.  Removed the label and then rub again to remove the glue residue.
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