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Question about ComicLink Sticker removal from slab
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1 hour ago, Pontoon said:
On 11/18/2018 at 5:12 AM, comicdonna said:

I hear Goo Gone works.  

Indeed it do.

I think I may have heard that somewhere.  hm

 

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51 minutes ago, Ditch Fahrenheit said:

I think I may have heard that somewhere.  hm

 

What to use to remove sticker residue from slab? Started by Westy Steve, October 11, 2017

Comiclink stickers??? 0 Started by Real Elijah Snow, May 17, 2016

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Comiclink and Comicconnect sticker removal Started by MutantKeys, August 17, 2012

Auctions and the Stickers posted by Silverage Collector Started by CSJournals-migration, August 7, 2012

CLink Stickers on CGC cases Started by Fallsview, October 15, 2011

Open Letter to Comiclink Started by mndb369, June 17, 2011

Comiclink Labels on the back removing the sticky residue Started by davidking623, June 17, 2010

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You can boil an egg in the time it takes that avatar to change Ditch :taptaptap:

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From dont you goo be gone thread:
 

liquified

 

I am so angry right now. I just bought Mad issue #159 in grade 9.6 which is the highest grade by 2.6 and guess what? a price sticker was stuck to the CGC holder, so being the compulsive person I am, I pulled out the "Goo Be Gone" which for those who don't know,is a liquid that removes stickers...

 

well let me put it this way... I destroyed the holder, I started by putting some goo be gone on a paper towel and rubbing off the sticker residue, then the CGC holder started to liquefy, by the end I was squirting streams of this on the holder. Needless to say, the holder is destroyed, so I boxed it up and await Monday to send it to CGC for a reholder.

 

Live and Learn...

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10 minutes ago, AuthorJMR said:

So... you’re saying I should leave it alone?

The post also said Bestine works great.

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My personal advice is try bestine, but use tiny drop on edge of bottom slab to see how it reacts before going whole hog.

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5 hours ago, kav said:

From dont you goo be gone thread:
 

liquified

 

I am so angry right now. I just bought Mad issue #159 in grade 9.6 which is the highest grade by 2.6 and guess what? a price sticker was stuck to the CGC holder, so being the compulsive person I am, I pulled out the "Goo Be Gone" which for those who don't know,is a liquid that removes stickers...

 

well let me put it this way... I destroyed the holder, I started by putting some goo be gone on a paper towel and rubbing off the sticker residue, then the CGC holder started to liquefy, by the end I was squirting streams of this on the holder. Needless to say, the holder is destroyed, so I boxed it up and await Monday to send it to CGC for a reholder.

 

Live and Learn...

I have used un-du to remove ComicLink labels from slabs without any issue.  Goo Gone and un-du have the same main ingredient - Naptha (lighter fluid). Sometimes referred to as Petroleum Distalates - Hydrotreated light.  Sometimes I just use lighter fluid as it's cheaper (like for wick lighters - Zippo). But un-du has the handy little plastic scraper thing attached to the bottle just for removing labels. 

ALL should be safe to use on plastic so I'm not sure what happened to you and your slab. 

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2 minutes ago, Tony S said:

I have used un-du to remove ComicLink labels from slabs without any issue.  Goo Gone and un-du have the same main ingredient - Naptha (lighter fluid). Sometimes referred to as Petroleum Distalates - Hydrotreated light.  Sometimes I just use lighter fluid as it's cheaper (like for wick lighters - Zippo). But un-du has the handy little plastic scraper thing attached to the bottle just for removing labels. 

ALL should be safe to use on plastic so I'm not sure what happened to you and your slab. 

I was quoting another boardie's experience-not sure how valid his claim is.

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1 hour ago, AuthorJMR said:

So... you’re saying I should leave it alone?

My solution is to crack the dam book out of that there putrid slab.

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Just now, BlowUpTheMoon said:

Have you done this before? 

no and you are right to scold me-i was just going based on what other boardies said worked for them.

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