Remove adhesives and residue from a broad range of surfaces. These removers are effective on common adhesives, such as those found on labels and tape.

Spray these adhesive primers onto a mounting surface to quickly and smoothly apply signs, labels, and protective films. These primers float adhesive-backed sheets above a surface until you press them down, giving you time to position the sheet and remove any wrinkles. Since the sheet doesn’t stick right away, you can apply large sheets without needing a second pair of hands. These primers also work with non-adhesive films. Even in hot or cold temperatures, your sheet will stay put.

Clean the mounting surface with adhesive primer before applying a film, so no residue is trapped underneath. Use a smoothing tool (sold separately) to squeeze out air bubbles and excess fluid. Drying time depends on application—most decals and films will dry within 90 seconds, but 3D printer sheets should dry for 24 hours before printing.

When super glue becomes a super mess. These removers clean unwanted beads or drops of instant-bond adhesives, even if they’re already cured. Or you can use them to soak bonded parts to separate them. Keep in mind, they can damage paint, coatings, and finishes, so use them with care.

Keep these pens on standby to touch up sticky messes around your facility. Their fine tip lets you precisely target residue, such as tape, glue, or gum, without getting excess spray on surrounding surfaces. A spill-proof barrel dispenses fluid only when pressed, so they won’t leak in your toolbox or pockets.

Remove residue left by tape, labels, and other adhesives with a swipe. These disposable, saturated wipes eliminate the mess of pouring and spraying adhesive removers. They’re safe for most hard and soft surfaces and have a mild citrus odor. However, they leave an oily residue and should be rinsed with soap and water after use.

Cut through the strongest of structural adhesives before they fully cure. These removers clean unwanted drips or spills from epoxy and urethane-based adhesives such as Gorilla Glue. They can damage paint, coatings, and finishes, so use them with care.