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Adhesives
Remove adhesive from fiberglass, glass, laminate, metal, counter tops, flooring, natural stone, tile, concrete, wood, porcelain, factory finished paints or heat treated coatings, and plastic (may etch some plastics always test a small area first). Not meant for use on painted or varnished surfaces:
- Remove excess adhesive
- Apply MAX Strip Adhesive & Glue Remover or All Purpose Remover
- Wait until material is softened timing will be dependent on type of adhesive
- Wipe or scrape to remove
- Reapply as needed
- Wipe off and clean area with water
- Use caution not to scratch the surface if a scraping tool is used
Remove adhesive from carpet or rugs:
- Pretest on an inconspicuous area
- Apply MAX Strip Adhesive & Glue Remover or All Purpose Remover
- Wait until material is softened timing will be dependent on type of adhesive
- Blot gently with a clean, white cloth to remove
- Reapply as needed
- Use caution not to over saturate the area with MAX Strip
*Hint: Works best when used as soon as stain occurs
Remove adhesive from chairs, couches, furniture and upholstery. Caution may not be suitable for some synthetic fabrics. Do not use on leather:
- Pretest on an inconspicuous area
- Apply MAX Strip Adhesive & Glue Remover or All Purpose Remover
- Wait until material is softened timing will be dependent on type of adhesive
- Blot gently with a clean, white cloth to remove
- Reapply as needed
- Use caution not to over saturate the area with MAX Strip
*Hint: Works best when used as soon as stain occurs
Remove adhesive from clothing. Caution may not be suitable for some synthetic fabrics. Do not use on leather:
- Remove excess adhesive
- Apply MAX Strip Adhesive & Glue Remover or All Purpose Remover to stain
- Wait until material is softened timing will be dependent on type of adhesive
- Blot stain with a clean, white cloth
- Launder treated items separately, using extra detergent
*Hint: Works best when used as soon as stain occurs
