How to remove GOO on the back of graded card?

Mphilking

Bought a graded card and it had some stickers on the back, ID# prices. Got the stickers off and tried warm water and soap to absolutely no avail. Windex too. Can't get the goo off. Anyone have any ideas?

Bosox1976

goo gone. available at hardware and some grocery stores. fast & easy.

BunchOBull

Nail polish remover...or GooBeGone...

44Magnum

Sandpaper

bsidegrve

Try a dry paper towel, it'll come off if its some sort of price tag glue

BunchOBull

Roger that...it's GooGone...we don't need to bring ink and paper into this.

BunchOBull

<< <i>Try a dry paper towel, it'll come off if its some sort of price tag glue >>



True, this can work...I try to follow it up with a microfiber cloth afterwards.

lawnmowerman

Gasoline. When your done using it on the card, you can always sniff it too.

swartz1

laquer thinner

bsidegrve

+1 For sniffing fuel

Stingray

Lighter fluid and some pantyhose, this is not based on my experience though!!

jay0791

Seriously.

be carefull as some solvents will melt the plastic case....or if the psa collectors universe logo is older and on the case..it could remove that as well. goobe gone will do it
try on a card that has little value first.

Mphilking

THe sandpaper worked great! I used a real coarse grade. Left a few scratches but hey you gotta give a little.
Now I"m going to remove the gum residue from my Mickey Mantle 1952 card. I'll try the gasoline and go from there.

Mphilking

Thanks for the other suggestions!

frankhardy

<< <i>Gasoline. When your done using it on the card, you can always sniff it too. >>




That might be more expensive than the card!

Catfish68

Do NOT us "Goof Off". I tried it on a PSA graded card that I had purchased at an auction. There was an auction sticker on the front that left a residue when I tried to take it off. When I couldn't get the residue off, I tried the "Goof Off" product and it totally ruined the case. I had to send it back to get reholdered. Of course later, I read the directions on the can and it said very clearly that the product might be damaging to some plastics. So I would suggest that before you use any commercial product, you read the directions carefully to avoid the problems I encountered.

SoonerCowboy

I've always used rubbing alcohol but don't use very much.