EK Success Adhesive Remover

EK Success Adhesive Remover can be used to eliminate residue from your projects without any smudging! Shaped like a pencil, it can easily fit into small crevices for neat and clean results. It is also the best tool for removing rub-on letters and numbers. This is a “must have” tool for all scrapbookers and crafters. 2 3/4″

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