Un Du Products 0100420B Un-Du Adhesive Remover Low VOC, 4-Ounce

I needed to remove an old sticker on the plastic back cover of my expensive smartphone and was worried about reviews of other products like goof off and 3m adhesive remover which stated that they turned plastic white. I wasn't willing to take that risk, so I read the reviews of every adhesive remover I could find and finally decided on Un Du. This really is an amazing product. First tried it on an old keyboard just to be sure. There was NO discoloration. In fact, it cleaned it up and made it look like new.Some reviewers stated that application was difficult because the stuff pours out so fast. It is a liquid, not a gel, so it does come out quickly if your not careful. However, I had great luck using it according to the directions. First poured some drops into the black scraper and then used it to gently lift the sticker, tilting it to release more liquid when needed. I was surprised how quickly the sticker came up. I didn't have to let it soak or go thru any of the hoops others mentioned. What's more, once the sticker dried the back was sticky again. It didn't dissolve the adhesive like other removers, which I think is why they turn plastic white and this one doesn't. The smell wasn't too bad, either. I'll never use anything else on plastic.

UnDu has been a standard label remover in my arsenal of chemicals for many years. It is apparently the only product of its kind. Although there are other adhesive removers, this is the only one that I’ve found which incorporates a useful scraper that if you use carefully you can preserve the label that you are removing, if that is your desire. In any case UnDu will undo any adhesive you desire if not on your body, but works especially well on labels and stickers.

I think this is an amazing product; granted, I've only used it for one purpose so far: removing price tags from paperback books.If you've ever tried to remove price tags from books, especially super sticky ones, you know how badly it can damage the book cover. Rubbing alcohol and other chemicals can remove the sticky residue left behind, but they can strip the color out of the cover and cause other texture problems. I learned about this product last week, so I decided to try it out. It removed all of the price stickers on my books flawlessly. The ones that were a little older took a little bit more work, but you can't even tell that there were stickers on any of the books. A little bit of the product goes a long way, too. I only wish I had known about this sooner!After some use, the scraping tool attached to the bottle gets a little sticky from scraping all the gunk off, but it easily washes up with some mild soapy water -- I used dish soap.I will never be without this again, and I can't wait to see how it works on other things!

I discovered this product a few years ago. I hated all the standard removers you could buy in the stores, and none of them did a really good job, and left a residue. This stuff is AMAZING! It is safe to use on Anything; ANY surface, ANY finish or solid material that I have used it on. I will NEVER understand why manufacturers think they need to use indelible glue for price tags and such, but it seems to be the standard. And, SO many times you manage to even damage an item trying to remove the glued on tag(s)! Un Du is just the best! It leaves no residue or smell, and although it looks like you're using a lot, but you're not. This bottle will last a good long time when applied routinely as needed. It can also work like a solvent to remove marker or ink from a solid item. I SWEAR by this stuff! If a tag is on really steadfastly, you can "soak" it with Un Du and let it sit a while. The tag will just curl up and peel right off! Or, you can use the built-on scraper. It will direct the liquid to the sticker as you scrape. I cannot emphasize more how good this stuff is! It will not harm items and finishes like turpentine or nail polish remover. Believe me, I learned bitter lessons about using that stuff.

I have pictures from the mid-1990's that were attached by the edge to a booklet when they were developed. When I removed the pictures from the booklet, there was a thin line of sticky adhesive left on the back of the picture which prevented me from stacking the pictures on top of each other (since they'd stick together). The solution works, but it takes several swipes with a rag to remove the sticky adhesive. The plastic scraper didn't help at all.

My goal was to be able to remove old file folder labels from record albums. Unfortunately, this product does not free up the adhesive on these older labels. In fact, it ends up loosening the glue of the paper covering the cardboard album jackets. Disappointed.

Safe to use and works to temporarily soften adhesives without dangerous fumes. Work fast, it is effective for a limited time. Took stamps off envelopes. Reused stamps-- no sweat!

Let me start by saying I have a strange obsession with removing all superfluous labels/decals for everything I own. So when I buy something the first thing I do is take of the stickers and tags and get it stripped clean. As such this product was truly made for me! For years I've gotten by on a combination of solvents (goo gone, WD40, fabric cleaner etc) and razor blade scrapers. But Un Du works better than anything else I've ever tried. I squirt a couple drops directly on the surface, spread it around and let it soak in for minute or two. And then peel it off with a plastic scraper. Its worked great so far on almost everything I've tried. The only issue is a little more thin and runny than some gel cleaner so it works best of flat surfaces. Also forget the attached scraper (they recommend squirting it on the scraper and letting it run onto the surface. I took that off and threw it away. Instead I highly recommend the Scotty Peelers pack in conjunction with UnDu. Take it from a guy who removes a lot of labels-- I've tried dozens of combinations but this is what works the best for me.