> Cautious use of acetone will do the trick. It dissolves everything
> and leaves no residue. Just go easy as it will likely dissolve or
> damage other parts of the strip

Something a little less aggressive might be worth trying first, as
acetone does tend to attack some plastics quite readily. It also
evaporates quickly and although it does dissolve the glue it may
not stay liquid long enough to be able to properly wipe up

I cleaned up some acrylic sheet that had had adhesive Velcro
all over it. Acetone would have worked on the glue but would
also have made a mess of the acrylic. White spirits / mineral
turpentine effectively dissolved the adhesive without damaging
the acrylic.It just needed to be left for a couple of minutes to
penetrate and the bulk of the jellified glue came off on the first
wipe. Then it was a simple clean-up with a little more WS and
some soapy water

Many glues are in originally in a hydrocarbon solvent and
should respond to WS/MT

Joe


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