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Sticker Removal A Warning

Prebanparts
All of the answers on the now locked topic about sticker removal are fine for METAL Magazines..gotta watch out for the plastric/zytel/nylon types.

Nail polish remover, Paint thinner can all craze or melt plastic

Also if you still need the sticker off Cigar Lighter Fluid works well and does not melt plastic...

"Always pays to have a can of Ronson Around..never know when something gonna need burning"
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  • A J Christ
    WD 40
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  • jar
    regular charcole lighter fluid (not lighter fluid) and a thumbnail works great. will not hurt metal or plastic finishes.

    If you can't run with the BIG DOGS stay on the porch!!
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  • oldemagics
    gotta agree with AJC, wd-40 removes just about any adhesive without harnming any plastic or finish
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  • glockmatt
    Just keep the WD40 off your cartridges. It ruins primers. Several years back a NJ State trooper died when his freshly cleaned (with WD40) sidarm wouldn't fire.
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  • glockmatt
    Just keep the WD40 off your cartridges. It ruins primers. Several years back a NJ State trooper died when his freshly cleaned (with WD40) sidarm wouldn't fire.
    WD40 is great for sticky locks and hinges but I wouldn't let it even see any of my firearms.
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  • rayl380
    3M General Purpose Adhesive Remover, part number 08984, is safe on just about anything and removes adhesives like crazy.
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  • grdad45
    I use a product called "GOO-GONE". It is designed to do just that- remove stickers and the adhesive. Smells better than lighter fluid, too. Haven't had it affect anything I've used it on (yet[;)]. Got mine at Home Depot, probably at Wally World, too.
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  • Atom242
    Grdad45 is right GOO-GONE is the greatest for removing stickers and won't damage paint or anything.[^]
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