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In a message dated 10/13/03 5:59:28 AM, bases-loaded@juno.com writes:<BR>
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GooBeGone (or something similar to that) is expressly formulated for this<BR=
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I believe the product is GOOGONE, and it works great on keytops with old sco=
tch tape residue. I've also used it to remove paint from the cabinet =
of a piano with no visible damage to the finish. Still, I'd try it in=
an inconspicuous place first to be sure it won't leave something behind.<BR=
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