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I use a phenolic chisel with a sharp edge..It gets under the label and scrapes it right off dry, then some mek for the residue.. The phenolic doesn't mar the surface.. Cheers,, Tom
acrylic thinner (for thinning zinc chromate). squirt a bit on, wait a couple seconds and it slides right off with putty knife or any edged thing. a little more thinner to wipe off residue and you are good to go.
3M General Adhesive Cleaner 08987: [Link to Amazon]
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Just plain water for a minute works just fine, scrape off with fingernail and remove any residual glue with a little acetone. Quick and easy. Cheers,,, Lynn Once upon a time, Croc 9
I got a can or two of Brake Cleaner from any auto parts store. Spray on a little bit to wet the label, in a couple of minutes, it wipes right off.
Lacquer thinner - just saturate the label, wait a minute and it peels right off. Also removes any marks you make with sharpie pens.
I used lacquer thinner also for all my parts. Worked great. Only other thing tried was alcohol which doesn't do nearly as well.
Just wipe with Lacquer thinners
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