GGHS12 Goo Remover Spray Gel 12 oz, Removes Chewing Gum, Grease, Tar, Stickers, Labels, Tape Residue, Oil, Blood, Lipstick, Mascara, Shoe polish, Crayon, etc.

It completely removed tar from motorbike. It is an excellent product

Price is high but worth buying. It clears stubborn stains.

I’d definitely recommend this for removing stickers from cookers, fridges, or stubborn glue marks on floors. I’d tried everything before finding this. Just spray it on, leave it for a minute, then peel the residue away or use a light scraper if needed. It worked brilliantly for me.

Always had Goo Gone in the tiny bottle, but having the bigger spray bottle has enabled me to use it on more jobs more effectively. Used to rub it in, and most would be lost to the cloth. But by spraying a thin layer on the object, and letting it sit, jobs are simple. Smell doesn't upset anyone either.

Achetée pour enlever les trace de scotch sur carrosseries voitures et sa ne fonctionne pas

This one works. i used this to remove some very old solid glue on my car exterior. The trick is that, if the dirt is very old and tough, you better spray it after sunset and let it work for overnight and it really made the dirt soft and removeable. And I found another usage of this product. I wipe the car with this liqid and it made the car paint look shinny. I think it is because it removed the degraded paint from the surface. I used to worrry it demaging the paint of car, but it doesn't hurt the paint. Amazing product!

So far I've used this on two distinct types of dirt - old glue, and greasy kitchen oil deposits, and both times it worked very well and quickly. The product is a sort of oil that dissolves sticky/greasy dirt. It doesn't foam or anything. Not much was needed to clean the dirt off. I found the cloths used were ruined however - mostly because they now contained a load of dissolved glue, so don't use any cloths you really like. Not the fault of the product, it did exactly what it needed to do by dissolving the glue, but be warned it doesn't emulsify the dirt in a way that will wash out of cloths, it just makes the dirt transfer to the cloth. Throw away paper towels are ideal for this. I had some greasy grime on the kitchen window above my cooker from oil particles in the air depositing on it, and nothing had properly cleaned off before, but this stuff rapidly dissolved and removed it. I also removed some old foam from window frames that left a sticky glue behind, this glue would have been about 15 years old at this point, and it dissolved it pretty fast and easily. I have some other sticky stuff removers I've tried that didn't clean the dirt at all, and they smelt very bad and left a difficult to clean off oily mess, so this stuff is vastly better. It does cost significantly more, but it works, so I think it's worth it. I haven't needed to use a lot however, so it should last a long time. I think this will be one of those products I buy occasionally and use as needed in small amounts.