Mykal Sticky Stuff Remover Gel Spray 200 ml (Pack of 2)

Amazing product, have bought so many times, would always recommend.

I have some acrylic with a sticker on it. It all looked brand new when I got it, but over time it became obvious other stickers had been on there previously, so I bought this to get rid of the residue from the old ones. Sprayed it on, left it around 10 minutes and, using a straight edged bit of plastic, it came off with ease. There's no scent or fumes so you can use it inside without problems.Good stuff.

As others have said this stuff is sticky. I used gloves. I used it to seal the inside of a wrought iron gutter. Just made sure it was clean of all dust.I just made sure I had a lot on and pushed it in as much as I could. Apparently it stays malleable so you can’t paint it, so I just applied it to the inside. I then gave the outside of the gutter a good layer of the paint I’d used on it. It hasn’t rained yet so can’t say if it’s sealed it but just remember it’s not like stuff you can put in and smooth in and you can’t paint it.I gather it’s malleable so that slates and tiles can stand a bit movement if used to fix them back in place.

Does what it says on the tin

I have used this product before and it works well removing sticky residue left but glues etc

Always try to have this to hand as it us so useful for all manner of tasks

My teenage son was a victim of a practical joke. First week back at school and he had sat on chewing gum that had been placed all over a school chair. It was all over the back of his new blazer and new school trousers. I had tried the freezer trick but the stuff was not moving. Then I remembered Sticky Stuff Remover. After a few quick squirts the chewing gum scraped off. After a wash the uniform was saved. I have used this products many times before to remove stickers from car bodies and glass. Sellotape marks off paint work. I will not be without it my kitchen cupboard.

One bottle will cover a couple of square metres (if you are lucky) but it also depends what you are trying to scrape off. I recently moved to a rented flat, where a thin, horrible carpet was glued to the lino of my kitchen.I peeled off the carpet and I am using sticky stuff to remove the glue residue. I have used 4 bottles so far, need at least another 2 or 3 in a room about 3 metres by 3 metres.