Goo Gone Pro-Power Adhesive Remover - 8 Ounce (2 Pack) - Use on Silicone, Caulk, Contractor's Adhesive, Tar, Adhesive and More

I had double sided carpet tape on slippery tiles to hold down a throw rug. After a time, I didn't need the rug. I couldn't find anything to remove the tape. Then I remembered using this product in the past. I made this purchase from the seller. It arrived very promptly. I learned a valuable lesson. I let it sit for awhile on one piece of tape. It was a struggle but it came up. I had wet down the second piece and got called away. After a considerable time, I went back to it. It came right up. I was so pleased. Note: the tile could not be damaged by the Goo Gone.

We must have run over a tube of silicone caulking with the front tire and it must have cured on the car's front and back wheels and the side of the car. Fortunately, the car had a recent coat of F11, and the caulking came off without harming the paint. The wheels needed something strong. Goo Gone Pro was just strong enough for that. It softened the caulking, but it certainly did not dissolve it. It still took a LOT of elbow grease and prying with my fingernails to get the caulking off the wheel. The wheels do not show anything from the caulking or the Goo Gone Pro - and neither do I.

I've been using this stuff for years. I find that it works best using an old wash cloth.

We bought this to help soften old silicone caulking around a bathtub. This did exactly 0-things to the caulking even after soaking it for days, so either it doesn’t work for that at all or we’re dealing with super-caulk.However, it was handy to have around when we tracked in black rubber chunks from the garage (long story, rotten rubber pieces from car window weatherstripping) that got smudged into our tile & carpet. Nothing but goo-gone lifted it out so much pleased!Only complaint would be that the pin-holes in the cap/applicator don’t help in directing the product much if you’re trying to be precise. As soon as you tip the bottle it will splash everywhere and run down the bottle. It’s thin stuff. But, there are ways around this. Just wish there was a glue-type stopper on it or something.

Bottles were smaller than I expected. However, I bought 2, 2 packs which should last a while. I mostly use this Goo Gone for removing labels on bottles. It does work. I've used it before. However, It can take 15-20 minutes to penetrate the labels on glass bottles. It works much faster, maybe 5 minutes on plastic bottles. You will probably need paper towels and a paint scraper to remove some of the labels. Make sure you wash your hands well after using. Smell is noticeable - use in well ventilated space.

I love this stuff! I used it on my car (where there was white paint from me scraping against a post) and it cleaned most of it up. I did have to use some muscle to use it. But it's also great for removing the sticky leftover after taking a price tag off. On a side not, why must price tags be put in the most obvious spot?

The product works as advertised took off duct tape residue off a windshield but I left it in the vehicle and the heat made it leak out all over the place please after using this store in a cool place!

It really makes it easy to remove sticky residue on plastic or metal. You need to be careful on wood--it will remove the finish. Just a few drops on a rag and a few rubs and no more sticky! It has an oily texture and an odor so I recommend that after you remove the sticky stuff, you wipe with a damp cloth. This size bottle will last a long time!