C-22 adhesive solvent by Walker Tape C22 Solvent 4 Oz Spray For Lace Wigs & Toupees

Gentle & Effective – A Must-Have for Hairpiece Maintenance!As someone who’s worn a hairpiece for over 13 years, I’ve tried many DIY methods to remove tape adhesive. This is my first time using Walker Tape C-22 Solvent, and it made the process much gentler on my unit.The solvent has a strong citrusy (orange) smell and an oily consistency, but it washes off easily with shampoo. I recommend wearing gloves—though not mandatory—since the oil lingers on skin after washing.How it worked for me:Sprayed liberally on old tape, waited a few minutes.Tape peeled off easier, but residue remained. A second application dissolved it completely.Washed my piece thoroughly—no lingering smell or oil.Finished with a light alcohol wipe for extra cleanliness before retaping.Result: My hairpiece stayed secure with fresh tape, and the solvent helped preserve the base. For anyone extending the life of their unit, this is a game-changer!Side note: I’ve saved significantly on hairpieces the last 4 years. Happy to share my source—just ask in the comments!

This product works great. I have taken out super stuck stickers on my mirrors and car with ease.

GREAT PRODUCT

I've been using the Walker Tape C-22 Adhesive Solvent for a while now, and it's been a game-changer in my hair care routine. The citrus-based formula effectively dissolves adhesive residue from lace wigs and tape-in extensions without causing any damage to the hair or scalp. It's gentle yet powerful, making the removal process quick and hassle-free. The pleasant citrus scent is a bonus, leaving no harsh chemical smell behind. If you're looking for a reliable and efficient adhesive remover, this product is definitely worth considering

This product gets the job done,if you're into wigs get this product

Very effective product for removing the adhesive. Highly recommended.

Personally didn't like the smell, didn't really work that well unless you use a lot at once. It's also rather oily and turns glue into a half-hard gloop, which sucks.

I don’t normally write reviews unless a product/service is either awfully GOOD, or horrendous, needless to say I’m writing this one because I. AM. WOWED!I’m very new to wearing lace wigs. I dove head first into installing with ghost bond glue (it definitely does what it’s supposed to btw). As you can imagine I was left with globs of caked on glue, about 4 layers of it to be exact lol. I wasn’t readyyyy *insert Kevin Hart voice.In a state of panic I drove to my closest beauty supply store and found a supposedly fast acting glue remover by salon pro (definitely don’t waste your money on THAT). I used nearly half the bottle and was only able to get glue off the center of my forehead (don’t ask lol). The glue remover also has a VERY strong smell that lingers until you wash your hair, and a film of sticky glue residue since it breaks the glue down, but doesn’t really detach the glue from your hair, I hope that makes sense.Anyway I’d order c-22 solvent when I first got my wig, but due to recent shipping delays it hadn’t come til today. I didn’t expect much from it at all because if you’ve tried one glue remover you’ve tried em all right? WRONG!!!!!. I opened the bottle and immediately noticed the smell was a lot more subtle and pleasant! It’s light and citrusy. I sprayed 3 squirts in one affected area and started my tv show expecting to be sitting there combing glue out of my hair for the next hour, Girrrrl! It took 3min! I combed out CLUMPS of glue with my hair in tact! It was virtually pain free too! No film, no residue. I thought it was a hoax so I repeated the steps on my other temple, same results!I wasn’t prepared to leave a review, so I have no comparison photos to show how my hairline looked after spending HOURS removing glue with the first solvent, but the pictures attached are what 5min of using c-22 solvent did. You may see residue, but it is just leftover glue that can EASILY be combed out. I hope this helps*actually they won’t let me attach photos..bummer. I still hope this review helps someone. My hair type is 4b..very kinky hair, and I have a full hairline