Turtle Wax T-529 Label & Sticker Remover - 10 oz.

I have had some decals on my car for over seven years (old state ones). I decided to finally make the effort to take them off. This worked like a charm! Here are my suggestions: 1. buy a scraper to make your life easier. I didn't have one so I had to use an ice scraper. It worked but not great. I did find a scraper afterwards that we use for our stove top - it worked much better and helped clean it up. 2. spray it on the decal and let it sit awhile - sink into the sticker 3. take a towel with you to protect your paint from the over spray (others said that it could affect your paint) 4. use it in a well ventilated area - I did it inside of my garage and it got a very "toxic" smell I only had stickers on my windows so I cannot tell you about bumpers or stickers on paint. Others warned about using it on paint....so I am not sure. But for less than $5 I now have a sticker free car. Yeah!

My project was to remove the original boot stripe and graphics from the hull of a 25 year old fiberglass boat. First attempt was with a razor scraper: I realized quickly that it would take ages and cause damage to the gel coat. Second attempt was with heat gun and scraper: basically same result only with burnt fingers. This vinyl was thoroughly baked in by years of Florida heat and sun exposure. Third attempt was with drill mounted eraser wheel: that was a shear waste of time and money. Finally, saw this stuff and after reading the many positive reviews decided to give it a try. I was skeptical at first but discovered it really works. After spraying it on and letting it sit for 15 minutes or so I was able to carefully scrape off the vinyl tape in large chunks. It did leave behind the adhesive residue though, but a second application softened that right up and I was able to scrape most of it off. Overall, the task still required a fair amount of elbow grease in addition to this product; but ultimately, I couldn't have done the job without it. I highly recommend it.

I own a boat restoration shop. Over the years we have used pretty much everything to remove stickers from boats. In Arizona, the sun literally bakes the sticker into the gelcoat, which can take hours to safely remove. This product is great, no chemicals that prematurely open pores on boats, adhesive remains wet so wiping off is a snap, theres no damage or discoloration and has a Pleasant citrus smell. We have used it on other vehicles with the same amazing outcome. My next challenge is to take it home, I have 3 boys, there are stickers all over everything, wait for an update.... ............UPDATE 12/17/2019............ Our little over-acheiving sticker adherers came through, so did this product. Windows, doors, fishtank, tile walls, wooden flooring, all safely came off!

I bought some plastic garage/hardware organizers that came with a HUGE multi-layered sticker on the lid. The top plastic coating peeled off, leaving a paper layer and a glue layer that just did not want to come off. I thought about scraping them off, but the lid was soft plastic and would scratch. I decided to try this product and see how well it worked. I was impressed. This stuff took a couple applications, but it removed all of the paper and glue, leaving no sign. After I was done I left the organizers alone for a bit since this spray is pretty pungent. By the next day everything was fine.

I bought this to help remove any residual glue from some vinyl removal on my Jeep. Worked perfectly. No issue at all. I also used this on a plastic tissue box cover I bought that the company found wise to put a huge sticker on the whole length of the back that left a huge amount of ugly glue residue. It got the glue off without issue or damage.

Used it to remove double backed foam adhesive from name plate holder at work. Works like a champ. No complaints. Citrus based so not too harsh on the hands. Does the trick. Rating asks about its Adhesion property - I guess it does the opposite to adhesion, actually. I soaked plastic plated pin in it for a while - have to be careful, this stuff will melt that if you leave it too long.

This product works okay oh, but it does not take off double-sided tape glue very well. I took off the molding off of my GMC Yukon and it was held on by double-sided tape that had been on there since 2002. This product did not work well. It did take off stickers and some of the glue but would not touch the heavy glue

I used it to remove a 3M paint protection film from my wife's car. The film's adhesive was starting to discolor on the hood and top of the fenders. I used goo gone on the hood. It literally took 3 hours to remove the leftover hardened adhesive. I found a blog that recommended the turtle wax and plastic razor blades. I don't know what to say. The turtle wax softened the adhesive sooo much better than the goo gone. The plastic razor was nice but not necessary. I was able to remove and clean the fender pieces in 10 minutes. Granted, they are smaller, but the difference was tangible. Highly recommend for this application.

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Wow. What a product!! Too the stickiest of labels off with ease on my new aquarium!!

I does work how it supposed to...however I thought it was going to be easier to remove the labels from the bottles. It takes some effort to scrap it all out and the product needs to be reapplied again a few more times. No way to remove the labels intact

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A great product! I had old adhesive left on my car, from a full wrap advertising, that was installed by the prevoius owner. Nothing was working, until I looked up what the professional guys use - this is it! I barely had to wait 30 seconds after each spray, to easily wipe of the old gunk. Thank you,