Orange-Sol De-Solv-it Pro Contractors Solvent, Remover Spray 12 oz, 2 Pack

This stuff really works - it removed industrial strength adhesive. Got it approved has an environmentally safe product at a high profile place of interest.

I bought this to see if it would help with the weber charcoal kettle grill to remove the baked on debris that was causing the bottom rotating vent to not work properly. The De Solv worked great and it didn’t bleach or harm anything else it touched. It also smells good to me (citrus). I already bought it again because I really like the fact that it’s not caustic yet still effective.

Used to clean floor tile in a new house. Grout and residue all over the floor. This stuff works, but it took some work to get it off. I don't think anything else would have been better. We tried scraping it, using a razor blade, scrubbing, but nothing else worked.

I dared to remove mastic adhesive on my stairs by sanding and that was taking ages. So I figured goo-gone worked but I didn’t have much of it. I looked around on Amazon and came across this brand. Love the fact that it’s not toxic and could be used indoors. The strategy I used, I sprayed generously and covered the each step with a moist rag/ towel. If you don’t cover it will just dry. After 30 min- 1 hrs, without lifting that towel, I would start rubbing the step and raisers- and towel would essentially begin to wipe off the adhesive. Yes, I said wipe. lol it was brilliant. Of course, tougher areas needed some pressure, elbow grease, and maybe some scrubbing tools but it most certainly did the trick. I worked two steps at the time. A total of 13 steps and I used one bottle. The tricky part was to do the raisers. Those are vertical and the product drips. I wonder if I can tape up a towel to each and see if that works. UPDATE: spraying raisers worked okay. Fortunately it didn’t have as must mastic as the stairs themselves. I was able to wipe most of it off. Some people suggested adding corn starch and create a paste. I didn’t attempt that.

I used this to strip silicone roof coat that I had used to patch over a section of the original aluminum roof coat. The silicone was about 7 years old. The Contractors Solvent softened up the silicone (just like paint stripper does with paint) without damaging the aluminum roof coat or the mod bit roofing material. I left it on for about an hour. The silicone was about 1/16" thick. The heavier spots needed 2 applications. Only complaint is that both sprayer nozzles (I bought the 2-pk) broke before dispensing 15% or the product. I ran out to buy a cheap pump sprayer bottle at the local garden center, and emptied both bottles into it to finish the job. Since this was the only product I could find that worked for my situation, I'm not dinging it for the cheap spray bottles.

It didn't clean as well as I had expected it would

This is the best gunk and junk removal! Anything that is really sticky can be removed with this spray.I use it even on carpets and then remove any oily remnantwith warm ,soapy water.

This stuff was amazing. I sprayed foam in the cracks to prevent bugs. Unfortunately it expanded. I tried everything. It hardened for 2 years. It took both bottles, it would have been hundreds of dollars for a professional. It removed all of the residue. Small smell. Great value for the money.