Sticker Lifter

Test all surfaces before using. Apply a small amount of Goo Gone Sticker Lifter to an inconspicuous area. If surface mars, discolors, or fades, do not use product. May dull some plastics.

1. Apply sticker lifter directly on the sticker or label.
2. Allow a few minutes for Sticker Lifter to penetrate.
3. Use tool to lift sticker free.
4. If residue remains, apply more Sticker Lifter and wipe clean; if used on floor, wipe dry.

USE ONLY PER LABEL DIRECTIONS.

Is Goo Gone safe on Cars?

Yes, it is! Just test on an inconspicuous area before using it in full. After you’re done, wash the area with hot, soapy water. Do not allow Goo Gone Original to sit on rubber as it can deteriorate it.

Can I use this in my dryer?

Yes, but be careful. Apply to a cloth first, then use it to remove the adhesive. After you’re done, wash the area with hot, soapy water and allow it to dry.

What is the difference between Spray Gel and Goo Gone Original?

The Spray Gel formula is designed specifically to cling to stains and vertical surfaces.

Does this product have a scent?

Yes, it has a pleasant citrus scent. The formula uses citrus cleaning power ingredients, so you get effective goo removal without a harsh chemical odor.

Can I use this on clothes?

Yes you can use on clothes. However, don’t use this product while you’re wearing the clothes. Launder the clothes shortly after application with extra detergent.

Can I use this on Plasti Dip?

Yes you can! It’s most effective at removing the residue left behind from peeling Plasti Dip off. However, if left to sit on rubber, it can break the rubber down.

Can this remove paint?

This cleaner is actually designed not to remove paint. One of the benefits is that it is safe on painted surfaces, so you can remove sticker and tape residue without stripping the paint underneath. If you need paint removal, Goo Gone offers a Latex Paint Clean Up product made specifically for that job.

Can this be used on wood?

Yes! It can be used on finished wood and is listed as safe for finished wood when used as directed. Pre test on a small, inconspicuous area, apply Goo Gone to the affected area, wipe with clean white cloth, then wash the area with soap and water to leave the surface clean and refreshed. Do not use on unfinished wood.

Does it leave any residue?

It is designed to wipe away cleanly. After lifting the sticky mess, simply wipe with clean white cloth and then wash the area with soap and water, as directed on the label, to remove any remaining product and leave a clean finish.

Can this be used on plastic?

Yes! It is listed as safe on plastics, making it a great choice for removing tape residue, labels, and sticky buildup from plastic bins, toys, tools, and everyday household items. Pre test first, apply product, wipe with clean white cloth, then wash with soap and water.

Can this remove glue from fabric?

Yes, it can be used on fabric for sticky messes like glue and adhesive residue when used as directed. Apply to a clean white cloth and gently blot upholstery, or apply to the stain on clothing, blot, then launder separately with extra detergent shortly after application. Always pre test first and follow label directions.

Can this remove permanent marker?

For permanent marker, results can vary by surface and ink type, so we recommend a small spot test first.