Duck tape residue removal

We pulled the duck tape off the stainless BBQ doors and grill and it left a bunch of the glue from the backside on the stainless. Sandy tried some mineral oil and not to effective. Need something stronger. Any suggestions?

wd40 has always worked for me, let it soak for a day.

Laquer thinner. Instant removal of duct tape residue.

Marty--I like my steak medium. Just sayin'

Goof Off. Works every time.

Zippo fluid.

This no doubt as the result of temps in the 60's...

Or, if all else fails, carb cleaner.

Thanks Guys!!! No problem Jack. You like Lamb? My father-in-law and I are going to the City to but some fresh lamb, yummy!

dude - that is a serious outdoor bbq setup!

on the residue - i'm with Jack - thinner should do the job.

is your SS grill clearcoated?

Contact Red Green. He should know this.

This chore will give you something to do while you're passing the next few agonizing days until the IM arrives. Should also give you time to straighten up the guest room, that car is going to love its new home.

Goo Gone.

Mineral oil is different from mineral spirits.

If you have any concern about the chemical removal damaging your amazing grill (regardless of what you use)...try duct tape.

I'm serious.

Tear off a fresh piece, stick it on the residue and pull it off. work with it a bit, I bet a lot of it will come off. Keep changing to fresh tape as the stickiness goes away.

The Devil made me do it....

He has you on speed-dial, right Vince?

Vince that tape gets removed with your teeth. I'm just saying?

Is Sea-bond stronger than duct tape...?

It's all about the Berrymans Carb Cleaner. Learned that from a carpet guy when I worked in a restaurant. He carried a can to get gum off of carpet.

Small amount of turpentine works for gums and tars. Finish off with light dish-soap+water.