We use "GOO GONE", works very well! Paul.
Denton Taylor wrote:
> At 07:11 PM 9/2/98 +0100, you wrote:
> >Stuart Goggin informed us:
> >> To anyone that has to remove black foam Goo,
> >>
> >> Someone on this list mentioned the citrus based goo remover, it's sold as
> >> something like "Goo Off" here in Asutralia. Its some sort of orange based
> >> cleaner designed for removing adhesive labels and other types of stains.
> >>
> >> Just wanted to let you know that this stuff is the best thing since sliced
> >> bread for removing black Goo. The liquid is apparently safe to use on
> any
> >> surface, so there is no risk of removing paint etc, and the camera smells
> >> really nice afterwards ;-)
> >
> >Hmm, The nearest UK item I know that resembles this is a hand
> >cleaner sold by a very select few motor accessory shops called "Fast
> >Orange". I have used this exclusively for the last few years since my
> >hands became sensitive to nearly all the other mineral oil based hand
> >cleansers. The so called safe Swarfega brings out my excema at the
> >first application, but Fast Orange has never caused me the slightest
> >problem. It used to have pumice powder in it as well as the orange
> >extract - (Oly content) this would NOT have been a good cleaner for
> >Oly stuff - but it now has only a moisturiser type cream.
> >
> >--
> Fast Orange is also a Permatex product available in most hardware stores in
> the U.S. It comes in two flavors :-) -- with pumice and without.
>
> It is indeed the best hand soap out there -- which doesn't necessarily mean
> it's the best goo remover <g>
>
> There are a variety of citrus-based cleaners out there...
>
> Denton
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