Hey /diy/ Picked this flask up yesterday and it had a little

>>1007528
Try Goo Gone or some similar citrus based glue remover. Might need something stronger though.

>>1007528
Acetone always works wonders form me.

thinners or degreaser

>>1007528
Take your pick of organic solvents.
Acetone would probably be the easiest, though denatured alcohol, 99% isopropanol, carb cleaner, brake cleaner, etc. should work

>>1007528
Fire. Fire cleanses everything.

Try acetone

If that doesn't work use goo gone

Isopropyl alcohol if the other suggestions don't work first

>>1007528
A FUCKING LEAF

>>1007528
Cover surrounding area with paper.
Proceed to wear it away with rough sand paper, make sure to stop before you damage the metal. Use a dab of petroleum jelly and apply to the remainders.
Then use something softer, but rigid (like plastic or wood) to nudge the glue from the metal without damage.

Take it out on a full moon night while stark naked and beat at your chest while you howl and spill your blood on the glue. This will chase the spirits of stickyness.

>>1007528
A marijuana flask?
So you can drink joints on the go?
Why did you buy a weed flask? Flasks are cheaper than dirt.

Try freezing it, then put in boiling water, then freeze again

>>1007528
Acetone or mineral spirits probably. I would bet gas/lighter fluid could work too for cheaper

>>1007528
I think carb cleaner has acetone in it, if you have it lying around.

>>1007528
The best things to use are white spirits (mineral spirits for our American friends), acetone or lighter fluid, I'd stay away from brake cleaner as someone else mentioned because it may discolour the metal (test it on the bottom first if you must), heat will also help, you could try filling the flask half full with hot water, don't do up the top though as the heat may well destroy the rubber 'O' ring.

Oh and no sand paper as someone else suggested, you will never do it without scratching it to fuck.

Also recommending acetone. Old cured epoxy residue usually needs to soak in a shallow pan of acetone for a couple days before it softens up enough to scrape off with a razor. I'd put it face down in a plastic pan and put it outside to avoid fumes indoors. If you're lazy you can pick up nail polish remover from the grocery store. Check the label to be sure it contains acetone.