Biodiesel as adhesive remover?

[LLFarms]

Went to our first cattle show this weekend. I bought a quart bottle of adhesive remover from the supply trailer. It was EZ brand "be gone" and labeled a "green" product. Cost $27.00.  I opened it up and it looks, smells, and feels just like biodiesel.  Does anyone know if this is indeed what it is? If so, it'll be the last time I buy any as I can by several gallons of biodiesel for $27.00.

 

[KCK]

My family uses crop oil to break down. Being from Indiana, it is every where. Moisturizes the skin after a day of harsh treatment. Cheaper, or normally is. Who knows these days.

 

[HGC]

My family uses crop oil to break down. Being from Indiana, it is every where. Moisturizes the skin after a day of harsh treatment. Cheaper, or normally is. Who knows these days.

How do you appy it?  Will it go through a spray bottle?

 

[oakview]

Fly spray works pretty good, too.

 

[cowboy8733]

I have used crop oil, now days its getting pretty pricey or at least around us, you can apply it with a squirt bottle or one of those hand held pump up garden sprayers.  best thing i have used is ez-all adheisive remover or final bloom. these two products seem to have worked the best.  I have tried many many different ways and products,the best way is to fit them up at home and experement a little to see what works best.

 

[shortii]

Really just about anything oil based should break glue down

 

[KCK]

Yep. A little goes a long way in a spray bottle. Always just spray a little to start, scrub it in, see what you need. One good thing is you don't have any worry of it harming the cattle like some removers.

 

[wpenrod]

we use wd40 and it works great