I’ve used both WD40 & nail polish remover with effectiveness. While the latter contains acetone, it’s mixed with other additives & should be used carefully. It actually works a little better than WD40.
Why would you want to peel it off? Are you going to send it to PCGS in the hopes of a higher grade?
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I almost always use Purell (the alcohol hand sanitizer) to remove any kind of adhesive residue or stickers that won't cleanly peel off a slab. It will not damage the plastic and always works but sometimes requires a few applications. Its viscosity makes it much easier than just rubbing alcohol.
Just never use acetone or other solvents, as they will damage the slab irreparably.
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Yes. First Goo Gone, then hair dryer. Do not use acetone!
I’ve used both WD40 & nail polish remover with effectiveness. While the latter contains acetone, it’s mixed with other additives & should be used carefully. It actually works a little better than WD40.
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PCGS Registry: Screaming Eagles
Copperindian
Retired sets: Soaring Eagles
Copperindian
Nickelodeon
Just don't use lighter fluid -
Don't use a belt sander either
Why would you want to peel it off? Are you going to send it to PCGS in the hopes of a higher grade?
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
The grade was probably 63 or less. Will probably sell for more without the band.
I almost always use Purell (the alcohol hand sanitizer) to remove any kind of adhesive residue or stickers that won't cleanly peel off a slab. It will not damage the plastic and always works but sometimes requires a few applications. Its viscosity makes it much easier than just rubbing alcohol.
Just never use acetone or other solvents, as they will damage the slab irreparably.