Not sure if this question belongs here, but I figure that folks here would know best on whether this would mess with chemistry or destroy my liner...
The concrete forms used around our pool had a strong, sticky adhesive (basically a sticker) that stuck to the liner. When removed, it seemed some of the adhesive remained. It's the kind of sticky adhesive you'd use go-b-gone to remove the obnoxious remnant of a sticker. So my question is, what can I use to remove the goo? Would goo-b-gone damage the liner? The label says it is phosphate free (Amazon.com: Goo Gone Original Liquid - 8 Ounce - Surface Safe Adhesive Remover Safely removes Stickers Labels Decals Residue Tape Chewing Gum Grease Tar)
I'd hope it isn't acetone. If it is I wouldn't use it. What is a better solution? Is there something I can use that is abrasive enough to get the adhesive off, but not abrasive enough to destroy my liner & chemically safe for the pool?
The concrete forms used around our pool had a strong, sticky adhesive (basically a sticker) that stuck to the liner. When removed, it seemed some of the adhesive remained. It's the kind of sticky adhesive you'd use go-b-gone to remove the obnoxious remnant of a sticker. So my question is, what can I use to remove the goo? Would goo-b-gone damage the liner? The label says it is phosphate free (Amazon.com: Goo Gone Original Liquid - 8 Ounce - Surface Safe Adhesive Remover Safely removes Stickers Labels Decals Residue Tape Chewing Gum Grease Tar)
I'd hope it isn't acetone. If it is I wouldn't use it. What is a better solution? Is there something I can use that is abrasive enough to get the adhesive off, but not abrasive enough to destroy my liner & chemically safe for the pool?