Thanks to all. The 3M adhesive remover worked well (the citrus scent was a
nice touch!). When an area soaked with that got a little sticky and balled
up the little bit of foam there, a little WD40 got us the rest of the way.

Also, a plastic paint scraper was the tool of choice. Keep some paper
toweling handy to wipe away any excess spray.

Thanks again!

Cory R. Bonnett
ABI Recording Studio
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cory Bonnett"
Newsgroups: IDEA.EMUEnsoniqPARIS
Sent: Thursday, September 30, 2004 2:26 PM
Subject: Foam removal?



I have a situation with Auralex foam remnants sticking to some walls here.
I'm trying to remove them to put in storage, but the 3M spray adhesive
worked a little too well, and now I need to get the remaining broken foam
pieces off the walls with as little effort and paint lost as possible.
I've
tried Goof Off and Goo Gone, as well as WD40, but they did not work well
at
all. Is there a specific product to get? Will any generic "adhesive
remover" do (and take the foam with it)? Am I facing sanding and
repainting?

TIA!
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Cory R. Bonnett
ABI Recording Studio