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Posted by Zen on 03-02-2001 08:53 AM:

Well, the first 'indestructable' thing I have noticed about the Otterbox is the damned sticker that was on the lid. I peeled it off as best as I could, but it has left a residue of gummy sticker-stuff that rubbing alcohol, soap, water, and old fashioned 'elbow grease' just cannot seem to get off.

Any suggestions?!!!

Steve

Posted by JHromadka on 03-02-2001 01:47 PM:

I held the otterbox under hot water and rubbed off the sticker using a washcloth. It takes a while to get the gummy parts off.

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Posted by zer0phase on 03-02-2001 01:48 PM:

....peanutbutter?

Posted by pee-dee-eh on 03-02-2001 02:30 PM:

Funny, my peeled off with no residue. Love my OB

However, I've had lots of luck with that TV infomercial crap for other similar situations. It's called Gum-out or something like that. It's just a citrus based cleaner.

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Posted by septimus on 03-02-2001 02:53 PM:

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Originally posted by pee-dee-eh
Funny, my peeled off with no residue. Love my OB

However, I've had lots of luck with that TV infomercial crap for other similar situations. It's called Gum-out or something like that. It's just a citrus based cleaner.

Goo Gone. It's in a bottle about 8 inches tall. It's a very thin, orange liquid. Let it sit there on the goo for about 1 minute, and (insert Emeril Voice Here) BAM!, goo's gone.

Saved my life as the Hardware Hank Gofer.

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Posted by Nhatman on 03-02-2001 08:54 PM:

a little WD-40 will do the trick also (and most people have it at home already -- bonus!). spray on...let it soak for a bit...then rub off. you may want to clean it with some soap and water afterwards just to get rid of the stinky smell.

Posted by jazzlover on 03-03-2001 04:16 AM:

Try Rubbing Alcohol

I've used this to remove tape glue residue from mic cables.

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