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| quote: Originally posted by xfarfuldog:
This weekend turned out to be a gun cleaning weekend. I did my 686, 21, and started my 228. For some reason the sig is harder to clean than other guns. The mags in particular seem to be difficult to clean. I normally use Break Free and have been happy with that. Two of the mags were purchased recently at a local gun store. All my P228 mags are Sig factory zipper backs. These last two mags have stickers placed on the side for identification and price.
The stickers are almost impossible to get off using CLP and a nylon brush. Any suggestions?
W D 40, I have never found a glue on label it won't get off |
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| I've used plastic razor blades for peeling off stickers. I believe you can get them from marine/boating supply shops. For most sticker residues rubbing alcohol has worked well for me. For more stubborn residues, denatured alcohol did the trick.
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