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What do you use to clean drop targets, etc., so as to not remove any ink?

By hoov

10 years ago


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    #4 10 years ago

    Olive oil works to remove sticker residue. Not quick. I have removed old sticker residue from aprons (early solid state era) with NO loss of the original artwork.20130104_131149.jpg20130104_131149.jpg20130104_142131.jpg20130104_142131.jpg

    #6 10 years ago

    It has been a year + since I did it but something like an hour or two then rub with a rag and repeat as necessary.

    #16 10 years ago

    Just pour a small amount where needed and spread it with your finger. If you look close at the picture you can still see where the sticker was because the blue has not faded there.

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