adhesive remover suggestion?

[jvanick]

We are restretching some of our newman frames that have had polyken tape on them for 18+ months now and I'm having a hard time getting all the old polyken tape residue off them.

we were trying to use franmar 'icky-sticky-unstuck' which sucks in my opinion
xenon xenzu pac worked decently...

but neither seem to work as well as oven cleaner, which obviously is very toxic and not labeled for this use in the shop.

anybody have any other suggestions of what works 'best'?

[ZooCity]

We've always soaked the frames in icky sticky. Then scrub off with pad,  razor if needed and degrease. 

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[Maxie]

https://youtu.be/M8VGtrEMyyI

Saati have a Press wash 4 which is designed for cleaning ink off screens but cleans spray glue really well.
Greg Kitson has a YouTube demo

[jvanick]

we have and use PW4... I'll give that a shot!

[KevWilso]

http://www.rivercitygraphicsupply.com/products/details/rapid-tac-rapid-remover

We have been selling this for about 6 months with really good feedback.  Spray, let sit or brush in, wipe up the adhesive, then degrease.  Also works really great on pallets when remasking or you just want fresh pallet glue.

[Sbrem]

lacquer thinner... or, Naphtha perhaps? (Ronsonol Lighter Fluid)

Steve

[Inkworks]

Don't use lacquer thinner, it will likely just make it even gooier. Methanol can work, failing that a dedicated adhesive remover.

[mimosatexas]

http://www.rivercitygraphicsupply.com/products/details/rapid-tac-rapid-remover

We have been selling this for about 6 months with really good feedback.  Spray, let sit or brush in, wipe up the adhesive, then degrease.  Also works really great on pallets when remasking or you just want fresh pallet glue.

this stuff is magic!

[Evo]

Never found anything better than this:

http://www.realmilkpaint.com/products/oils/citrus-solvent/

[Lizard]

Acetone, rags and gloves.

[jsheridan]

Never found anything better than this:

http://www.realmilkpaint.com/products/oils/citrus-solvent/

Beat me to it!

they sell it at Rockler Woodworking if anyone happens to have one local.

[Rockers]

We found spot cleaning fluid to work very well.

[kingscreen]

WD-40.