Many people are concerned about using Sticky Back Hook & Loop in their rigs.  Their concern is "How do I get it off?" and "Will it do any damage to my walls?"

For years I have used regular sticky back and never had a problem getting it off and have had no damage done to the walls, wallpaper, countertops, dashboard etc.  For the last 2 years I have been using our new High Temperature Sticky Back and recently tried to get some off.  It was much harder to remove than the traditional product because of the superior high temperature adhesive which withstands temperatures of 212 drgrees.  It is REALLY popular with RVers as a result.It came off and didn't do any damage to the rig.  The wood in my rig is real wood and not photographed wood.  I think that removing it from a wall that has photographed wood might cause damage to the finish. 

 I have recently come across a new product from Goo Gone called Goo Gone Spray GEL.  It is a spray that doesn't run down the wall or all over the counter.  I sprayed some on the Hook & Loop on the wall and left it for 30 minutes and then removed it.  It came off much easier.  I tried it on various applications for removing the sticky back adhesive and it works wonderfully well.    Just spray it on, let it sit for 30 minutes and then remove.  You will be pleased with the result.   It is very hard to find in stores.  You can find the little 4 oz bottles of Goo Gone but the Spray Gel is really difficult to locate.  It has a spray trigger and comes in a 12 oz bottle.

Goo Gone Spray Gel has some other interesting other uses as well.  The label says to use it to remove chewing gum, crayon, stickers & labels, makeup, candle wax, tape residue, glue, tar, bugs, sap, carpet stains and grease.  I have tried it for removing paint from my hands as well as caulking.  When I am installing vents I get caulking on my hands, which then ends up on my clothes.  I just spray my hands and my clothes with this product and it comes right off.  Quite amazing!  Please let me know what other uses you find for it.