Goof Off FG653 Professional Strength Remover, Pourable 16-Ounce,Liquid

I recently purchased Goof Off FG653 Professional Strength Remover to tackle the stubborn carpool (HOV sticker) residue that had been haunting my car's side panel for months. Let me tell you, this product is nothing short of amazing!Pros:Unparalleled Strength: Goof Off's professional strength formula worked like magic on the sticky residue left behind by the carpool sticker. It effortlessly dissolved the stubborn gunk without damaging the paint of my car.Quick and Effective: I was amazed by how fast this liquid remover worked. With just a few swipes, the residue vanished, leaving my car spotless.Versatility: This product isn't limited to just carpool stickers; it can handle various tough stains, adhesives, and other sticky substances on different surfaces. It's a handy item to have around the house or garage.Cons:Requires Gloves: The label advises using gloves, and I agree. The product's potency is a double-edged sword; while it works wonders, it is also quite strong, and direct contact with skin can be irritating. So, be sure to wear gloves when working with it.Strong Odor: Goof Off has a distinct odor, which is typical of potent chemical solvents. While it dissipates after a while, I'd recommend using this product in a well-ventilated area.In conclusion, if you have any stubborn residues or adhesives to deal with, especially carpool stickers, Goof Off Professional Strength Remover is the perfect solution. Just make sure to wear gloves and use it in a ventilated area. With this remover, you can bid farewell to those pesky residues and enjoy a clean, pristine surface once again. Highly recommended!

Half my deck is under a huge pine tree which in the last season dripped quite a bit of thick gooey sap. My plan was to repaint my deck when we returned for the summer in Maine but the sap was everywhere and I don’t think it would be a good idea to paint over sap. After viewing different options for sap removal I chose goof off and was glad I did. The application is simple use a rag ( like a piece of old cloth towel) buy a pair of chemical resistant gloves , fold the cloth towel rag( applicator )in a square to easily hold and apply to cloth, just like you would put furniture polish on a cloth. Rub into a small area of sap, I think tackling a large area at once may be a bit much . The sap from my tree was very thick so I used a small paint scraper on large drops then applied goof off , it seemed to make it easier. I was pleased at the end result and theease of removal. Remember to read the container regarding safety. I would defiantly recommend goof off for its quality and price. After this review I recently used Goof Off to remove sap from an Adirondack chair that was painted blue and felt I should share my photos , goof off worked great , there was a little blue on the cloth but didn’t damage the chair at all. The product is powerful and should be used accordinglytake your time read cautions and get the best results and remember to wear gloves.I have just finished removing sap from my deck stairs with goof off sap, tar, and other tuff sticky stuff. I will say this was the hardest projectusing goof off , the reason why I had to work a little bit harder on the stairs than my previous projects , was I think people walking up and down the stairs and stepping on the sap , ground it into the stairs. The one thing I did different from my first two projects was to use a paint scraperBefore applying the goof off , this sort of took away the hardened sap, I then applied goof off with a rag , a little elbow grease and then I was ready to paint. Remember your chemical resistant gloves , rags and you might want to wear knee pads or use a kneeling pad.

When it comes to ink, marker, adhesive or any permanent mark this is the best product out there to remove it.Back almost 12 years ago my then 2 year old got into a bottle of India ink my mother used when she taught biology to label her specimens. My little girl had the ink all over a pair of lavender corduroy pants and we tried everything under the sun to remove it. We even brought the pants to the local dry cleaner and they were unable to remove the stain. I then found Goof Off at a local box store and we blotted a bit of it on the stain and it instantly disappeared! I actually wrote a letter of thanks to the company I was so impressed.Fast forward a few years and my husband left a pen in a pocket of a pair of pants which went through the wash and dryer. In the dryer it broke and I had ink all over the dryer and the clothes. Once again Goof Off came to the rescue.We had a pvc fence which some kids thought would be fun to spray paint. A quick wipe of Goof Off and it was gone. Though, I must admit it did remove the adhesive here and there and I had to reglue two pickets back onto the fence.And just this past year I needed to purchase a new bottle as we bought a home which a previous owner painted the tile in our bathroom and then later used a black sharpie over the painted tile. The Goof Off took off the marker, but I had to resort to stripper to take the rest of the paint off. So, there is a limit to what it can do.I have to warn those who are considering purchasing this product about the odor. Professional Strength Goof Off has an extremely strong petroleum odor. I would recommend working in a well ventilated space. I probably lost a few brain cells when I had my head stuck in my dryer cleaning all the ink off of it!The reason I had to order Goof Off from Amazon is it seems most stores no longer sell the professional strength. Do not be fooled and purchase the spray bottle. It is not the same product at all. It has a completely different odor and doesn't work on stubborn ink stains. Get this product. It will last years and years as I have only purchased 2 bottles now in 12 years and it does an amazing job.Pros:Removes ink, spray paint, and marker with just a wipeRemoves adhesiveCons:Strong odorI have included photos of the tile in our bathroom. The first photo is of the Goof Off removing the black marker. The second is the stripper removing the paint (like I stated Goof Off just didn't have the ability to remove the paint) and the last photo is the original tile from the 1890's seeing the light of day again. Sorry, I didn't take pictures of the previous times I used Goof Off.

Works great