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[*] posted on 15-11-2015 at 16:54


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Quote: Originally posted by Morgan  
I've used acetone for the glued on labels.

Thanks. Several hours soaking in acetone had no effect on my stickers/labels. However, this gave me the idea to try a similar product, and, despite being mostly acetone, it worked where the plain acetone failed.
Probably since it has the ethylbenzene and xylene in it. Those aromatics are really good at eating up most common plastics and resins.



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[*] posted on 16-11-2015 at 12:23


Quote: Originally posted by MolecularWorld  
Quote: Originally posted by Morgan  
I've used acetone for the glued on labels.

Thanks. Several hours soaking in acetone had no effect on my stickers/labels. However, this gave me the idea to try a similar product, and, despite being mostly acetone, it worked where the plain acetone failed.


Xylene is powerful shit.
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