Description
Removing self-adhesive labels is usually a slow, fiddly job, and scraping at them by hand risks scratching the surface underneath. Label Off 50 gives you an easier route. It is a powerful dissolving agent made for all paper adhesive labels, working on the glue itself rather than forcing you to pick and peel. The result is quick, gentle separation that saves time, trouble and money.
We designed this 100ml spray to lift labels from a wide range of surfaces, including glass, china, metal, paper, carton and wood. It acts directly on the adhesive, neutralising its grip so the label comes away cleanly. Beyond labels, it also helps shift natural greases, resins and finger prints, so it earns its place on the shelf for general cleaning tasks as well as label removal.
Using it is straightforward. Apply the spray to the label or marked area, give it a short time to work into the adhesive, then wipe or lift the label away. Because it dissolves the bond rather than relying on scraping, you avoid the scratches that mechanical removal can leave behind. Keep the can upright, use it in a well ventilated space, and store it away from heat. It is a handy product to have around a workshop, office or home for any labelling or residue job.
Specification
| Contents |
100ml |
| Dimensions |
45mm x 45mm x 96mm |
| Weight |
0.13KG |
| Pack dimensions |
45mm x 45mm x 96mm |
Frequently Asked
What surfaces can I use it on?
It works on glass, china, metal, paper, carton, wood and more. On painted or plastic surfaces, test a small hidden area first to check compatibility.
Does it remove more than labels?
Yes. As well as paper adhesive labels, it helps remove natural greases, resins and finger prints.
How does it work?
It acts on the adhesive itself, neutralising its adhesion so the label separates cleanly without scraping.
Will it scratch the surface?
No. Because it dissolves the adhesive rather than needing mechanical force, it avoids the scratches that peeling or scraping can cause.
How much product do I get?
This is a 100ml spray.
How should I store it?
Keep the can upright in a cool place away from heat, and use it in a well ventilated area.