In the States one such product is Goo Gone, by Magic American Corp.,
Cleveland OH 44122 (800) 321-6330. The label says "Biodegradable 100%
Organic Citrus Power" -- which tends to suggest to me that a manufacturer
must be able to get away with saying anything, since the warning box on the
back says "Contains petroleum distillates." Which part of the 1000rganic
whole is not clear.
But works like a charm on many gooey gummy problems. But I've never used it
for cleaning up a camera.
Joel
At 11:27 AM 9/1/1998 +0100, you wrote:
>The goo remover is sold in the UK by Lakeland Plastics mail order as "Sticky
>Stuff Remover". It works great on shiny plastics (e.g. removing residue of
>labels from CD cases). I used it on my Zuiko 300mm where a shop had put the
>stock number on with a sticker. All the residue was removed, but you can
>still tell where the sticker was.
>
>I think this is a citrus fruit based solution like the others mentioned.
>
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