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Re: Removing Sticker Residue from Oil Finish
John Roberts #578683 08/25/20 05:53 PM
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Originally Posted By: John Roberts
3M Scotchbrite pads are very abrasive.
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You are correct of course, but 3m makes a sanding sponge that is much finer(1200/1500 grit) than scotchbrite:

https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/company-us/all-3m-products/~/All-3M-Products/?N=5002385+3293242377&preselect=8711017+8758383+3294857497&rt=rud

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Re: Removing Sticker Residue from Oil Finish
fallschirmjaeger #578689 08/25/20 06:28 PM
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I tried lemon pledge, WD40 and mineral oil with rotten stone. The glue residue on the stock was dried and hardened and the lemon pledge didnt seem to have much effect. WD40 seemed to work pretty well getting the thicker glue off. I finished it off with the mineral oil and rotten stone and it looks quite nice.
Re: Removing Sticker Residue from Oil Finish
fallschirmjaeger #578696 08/25/20 07:20 PM
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Green ScotchBrite and 3M automotive pads are embedded with diamond abrasives. There is also a “non-scratch” kitchen pad from 3M, sold for kitchen use, available at Home Depot and hardware stores. It’s beige, and does not scratch Teflon skillets.
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Re: Removing Sticker Residue from Oil Finish
fallschirmjaeger #578725 08/25/20 11:50 PM
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lighter fluid on a soft cloth; rub it gently to remove the residue and the finish won't be harmed in the slightest.
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