Getting GUM off leather..... Any Ideas?
#2
Some suggestions-
1- Rub the gum with a piece of ice. The gum will firm up when it gets cold and can be pried/chipped off the leather.
2- If #1 doesn't work, you can try rubbing peanut butter on it. When I was a kid my mom used peanut butter to get gum out of my hair (Thanks bro!) Something about the oils in the peanut butter breaking down the gum. I wouldn't try this except for on a flat, solid piece of leather, or your car might forever smell like peanuts.
Good luck-
-Scubaduck
1- Rub the gum with a piece of ice. The gum will firm up when it gets cold and can be pried/chipped off the leather.
2- If #1 doesn't work, you can try rubbing peanut butter on it. When I was a kid my mom used peanut butter to get gum out of my hair (Thanks bro!) Something about the oils in the peanut butter breaking down the gum. I wouldn't try this except for on a flat, solid piece of leather, or your car might forever smell like peanuts.
Good luck-
-Scubaduck
#7
Originally Posted by ScubaDuck
Some suggestions-
2- If #1 doesn't work, you can try rubbing peanut butter on it. When I was a kid my mom used peanut butter to get gum out of my hair (Thanks bro!) Something about the oils in the peanut butter breaking down the gum. I wouldn't try this except for on a flat, solid piece of leather, or your car might forever smell like peanuts.
Good luck-
-Scubaduck
2- If #1 doesn't work, you can try rubbing peanut butter on it. When I was a kid my mom used peanut butter to get gum out of my hair (Thanks bro!) Something about the oils in the peanut butter breaking down the gum. I wouldn't try this except for on a flat, solid piece of leather, or your car might forever smell like peanuts.
Good luck-
-Scubaduck
Seriously, try the Peanut Butter. This is not Urban myth...It will work and the oil in the Peanut Butter won't hurt the leather. Use only enough to do the job and make sure you clean and condition the leather when your done. You will be amazed how good this will work. I swear on my YT membership this is no joke!
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#8
Originally Posted by THUNDER CLOUD
Seriously, try the Peanut Butter. This is not Urban myth...It will work and the oil in the Peanut Butter won't hurt the leather. Use only enough to do the job and make sure you clean and condition the leather when your done. You will be amazed how good this will work. I swear on my YT membership this is no joke!LOL, I'll try it first. I won't have time until Saturday to mess with it. But I will keep you posted.
#11
I went to bed one night many moons ago with a big wad of gum in my hair. My mom told me not to. I woke up with a big wad of gum on top of my head, and the wad in my mouth was gone. Coincidence? I still don't know. I thought I was going to have to shave it off. After debating on whether to go to school like that, I showed my mom. She laughed, and then laughed some more. Then she put peanut butter on my head, and the gum came out. Then she told all her friends. Now I carry a jar of smooth Jiffy every where I go. Peanut butter will get you out of all sorts of sticky situations.
#13
Originally Posted by yoda-g2
OMFG!! It worked! Thanks guys! It came right off!
For the record Jiff Chunky seems to work the best.
For the record Jiff Chunky seems to work the best.

Sweet! Glad it worked for ya. Not sure about using the chunky stuff though...LOL
This tip will work for some mild adhesives also. Just make sure the oil will not harm the surface your trying to clean.
#15
Originally Posted by THUNDER CLOUD
... Not sure about using the chunky stuff though...LOL
Haha, I figured the chunks would help add to the "scrubbing" effect. J/K its all I had. I'm not a big fan of creamy.

RoadKill:
I bet peanut oil would do the trick as well.
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