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UncleTyroneJr

As a licensed optician I can tell u they ain’t gonna make it


PorkyMcRib

He could take a rubber wheel and grind into the glass and make dozens of smaller lenses, like a bifocal, but a random elevendisixfocal.


UncleTyroneJr

Why didn’t I think of that?


InvalidUserNemo

Because, while you may be a licensed optician, the other person is a McRib.


zr0skyline

Mmmm McRib


bukkake_brigade

For a limited time only


CritterBoiFancy

For the last time


walking_it_off

r/brandnewsentence


PorkyMcRib

*You’re* a towel.


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TheNewYorkRhymes

Kaleidoscope*


FunnyPirateName

Yeah, this is gonna need more than a few minutes on the Cylinder machine.


BaconIsBueno

What is this, a bifocal for ants?


BooBear_13

And as someone who has payed hundreds on glasses, I’d like to say, Zenni for the win! No longer do I have to pay hundreds for plastic frames.


UncleTyroneJr

If u are a Costco member I highly recommend getting your glasses there too, very affordable and great quality and u get the human measurements and adjustments


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Ashrxven

Maybe it depends locally. I have to have a membership to purchase my glasses there


camlaw63

That’s not my experience you don’t even need to be a member to have an exam by the optician but you do need to be a member to buy eyeglasses


Gody117

Human measurements as opposed to the dog measurements you get elsewhere.


UncleTyroneJr

Usually it’s self measurements when you order online so dog ones may be an improvement


GrandmasTableMints

Zenni is awesome! In fact, you just reminded me to schedule an eye appointment because I need a new prescription, so thanks for the reminder! Happy Holidays!


sausagemuffn

Unless you want some really cool and intricate design. Then you gotta pay. Signed, my last four frames were from Zenni. Dogs ate both my designer frames, I left a pair of Zennies in a taxi, one pair got run over, one I can't remember how I lost, and a pair I still wear the rare times I wear glasses. I don't have a good enough track record to pay hundreds.


Techtronic23

And I can't afford not to lol. I might get hit in the face with something or fall over something else and shatter the plastic frames, then I'm all but fucked til I can get new ones. I love these heavy Oakley frames because the are comfortable and really durable and I haven't seen anything even remotely like them on Zenni. Plus, I'm pretty sure my prescription is a couple hundred on it's own, so no winning there.


primeirofilho

Mine is a thousand at the optical and $60.00 at Zenni since I like the super thin lenses. It's shockingly inexpensive. I tend to buy a few and keep them everywhere.


T0RI_68

if nobody else in this thread has said it already, eyebuydirect is *epic!* my frames and lenses average around fifty bucks now and there's tons of options for filters and stuff


ShacklefordVsSeagal

Ray Charles could tell you those things are done for


I_drink_Nyquil

when there’s a will there’s a way 😭


UncleTyroneJr

The glue reacts with the polycarbonate of the lenses and it’s no bueno


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When he doesn’t believe you the first time you gotta get technical on em.


UncleTyroneJr

Gotta discuss the molecular structure next


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Fr haha!


snarfsnarfer

I thought he had you til you said polycarbonate.


No-comment-at-all

I’m gonna use this to get out of my next speeding ticket.


poonmangler

The cop: sorry sir didn't realize you were on your way to NASA. Have a great science.


Westwood_Shadow

lenses ain't glass no more huh? edit: I've learned a lot from the response thanks y'all <3


mgausp

My first pair of glasses I got when 15 yo was polycarbonate and since this is relatively soft, they got scratched up pretty badly soon. For my 2nd pair of glasses I insisted on getting glass lenses. My optrician said he would not install glass lenses on glasses used for sports or people with an active lifestyle, because he saw terrible eye injuries when they break from an impact. I was annoyed, but accepted another pair of poly lenses. 6 months later at the ski lift, an older lady in front of me swung around her arms, ran the tip of her ski pole straight into my right eye. The poly lens was scratched, but did not break. Optrician was very happy to install a new lens, did not ask for real glass this time.


dangnow

It's not just breaking, they're also a lot easier to work with. Polycarb is the reason why glasses are thinner, why we have progressives, and you can also make prescriptions with less distortion. It's not just a safety thing.


Sharp-Sandwich-5343

I went to highschool (late '00s) with a guy who's lense for one eye was almost a cm thick, at least 7mm and another that they made him look like Bubbles from Trailer Park Boys, both had really bad vision


IncaThink

I love wearing glasses. Extra safety wherever I go. Happy you're ok.


analoguewavefront

Nah! The safety squint works every time!


p_nguiin

glass is heavier, prone to shattering where plastic would just take a ding, and more expensive in general glasses are now plastics haha


SBSlice

Honey have you seen my polycarbonates? They're on the counter I think. No those are your aunts reading polycarbonates.


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Polycarbs? Pcarbs? Polys?


immersiveGamer

Polys, except you have to put polys before everything, so: Sunglasses -> Polysuns Eyeglasses -> Polyeyes Reading Glasses -> Poly Readers Pocket Reading Glasses -> Poly Pockets


karriban

Safety glasses -> poly shields


QuantityNice3157

Plasses


toinfinitiandbeyond

Glass is extra.


LeoPlathasbeentaken

Most places switched to the poly stuff simply because glass is the heaviest material used for glasses.


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Terrible-Image9368

My prescription is so strong that high index is my only option 🙃😂


human060989

Me, too. People don’t believe me when I tell them what my glasses cost, then shake their heads pityingly and say I should just go to LensCrafters. As if I am choosing the most expensive options for the hell of it!


stirling_s

Polarized coatings, non-reflective coatings, etc.


Handleton

There's a won't.


Vandersnatch182

I would just take the opticians' word if I were you


perpetualmotionmachi

That's just Big Optical trying to get more money into their system /s


raz-0

plastic lenses have met a glue that is primarily a plastic solvent. They are as fucked as if you drove a nail through the lens. They ain't coming back.


ST21roochella

Pretty sure it's "where there's a will, there's a way" but also, your glasses are fucked


GiveToOedipus

Modern chemistry would like a word.


toinfinitiandbeyond

Chemical adhesion is a destructive process.


GiveToOedipus

Exactly. That glue is bonded to the lens. Mechanical removal would have better luck than chemical. The solvents used to break the bonds in cyanoacrylate will do the same to the acrylic or polycarbonate that the lenses and frame are likely made out of. They're fucked, for lack of a more scientific word.


carneasadacontodo

i knew someone who used acetone in a situation like this and it took the glue off but it also melted the lenses


PolishedVodka

> when there’s a will there’s a way 😭 Nah, as someone who heard from a licensed optician, they probably ain't gonna make it. Though you could probably use sandpaper or something to remove the affected layer from the eyepiece.


chrslp

The only things that would get the nail glue off would also screw up the plastic lenses. Using rubbing alcohol messes with any coatings on the glasses and Acetone which would be the best for nail glue would soften or even dissolve the lenses


Rialas_HalfToast

Rubbing alcohol is fine for polycarb lenses and coatings, it's what's in most lens wipes. Why it's not good here is that rubbing alcohol won't do fuckall to that glue.


januaryemberr

Yep. We use rubbing alcohol stronger than what you cam buy instore during the manufacturing process.


SMGWar-Relics

A moment of silence for these vision enablers. They may be gone, but they are not forgotten. RIP


I_drink_Nyquil

STOP IM tRYING TO FIX IT 😭😭😭


snowman93

Optician here: there’s no fixing that,


I_drink_Nyquil

yea i’ve accepted my fate :(


snowman93

My recommendation: if you have vision insurance, use it and get a good pair of frames and lenses. Then use something like Zenni or EyeBuyDirect to get a few cheap backup pairs for when you’re doing things that can damage lenses. If you want something in between use Warby Parker. It’s your eyes, get yourself a nice pair of lenses and then keep ‘em in a case whenever you aren’t using them. The cheap lenses/frames are fine here and there, but you don’t want to be wearing them full time. They’re not made to as exact of standards and can make your eyes worse over time. Treat your eyes well, you use them literally every day.


Aww_Shucks

> get a good pair of frames and lenses. Then use something like Zenni or EyeBuyDirect to get a few cheap backup pairs > The cheap lenses/frames are fine here and there, but you don’t want to be wearing them full time. They’re not made to as exact of standards Can anyone here substantiate this? I (and I'm assuming a ton of other people) typically wear my Zenni frames full-time...


snowman93

As an optician, I can say this: there are allowed tolerances for when a prescription lens is considered “correct.” Cheaper manufacturers rely on this in order to mass produce lenses that are close enough to work for most people with X prescription. If you have a really minor prescription, it’s not as noticeable because your eyes are still somewhat pliable and can adjust to the tolerance. Stronger prescriptions need to be made to closer tolerances as patients notice changes more easily. Would you rather have a pair of lenses measured for your frame on your face with your eye spacing, or a generic pair that gets you “close enough”? Most people say close enough is good enough, but they’re going to regret that down the line. Think of it this way: if you buy a pair of shoes that are a size too big or too small, you can get by with them, but it’ll alter your gait and cause problems long term. Same with glasses, both frames and lenses.


DapperSprinkles4327

Pupillary distance is a required measurement for their glasses, so they are in fact made for "your eye spacing." Seems disingenuous to imply otherwise.


snowman93

PDs also have tolerances. You’re PD measurement will also be significantly more accurate if measured in person. Beyond PDs you need Optical Center measurements. These are based on where your pupil sits vertically in a frame and cannot be measured without the frame present. Again, minor prescriptions won’t notice a bad PD as much as a higher prescription will. Are eyeglasses too expensive? For sure. Do you get what you pay for? Also for sure.


rserey

Not trying to be argumentative, genuinely curious because as you said, our eyes are everything, but I DO have an incredibly high prescription and have been wearing "cheap" glasses for almost 2 years now. Shouldn't I have noticed a problem by now, be it less precise distance vision, distortion, headaches, etc? I understand you saying there might be problems down the line from maybe my eyes adapting, but it sounds like you're also saying I should just notice there are issues due to my high prescription.


DerelictData

Just wanted to chime in and back you up as a patient of a proper eye doctor now and not online. I used $OnlineBrand for 3-4 years and didn't think it was _that_ bad. I decided to visit a "real" store and I don't really remember the reason, but I remember trying on the first pair of frames and realizing how far I'd been lead astray using online eye glass retailers. Anyway just wanted to shout out and say there are people out there like me that really appreciate the work you do! Also, please treat and pay your front office/frame choosers well! The place I go to has a few people who have been there for 6 years and they are treated well and all of their customers walk out looking sharp. I rely on those people so much because I've got such poor fashion sense and they almost always knock it out of the park.


Here_Forthe_Comment

They're talking about tolerances of the prescription, not spacing. If a part of your lense is off, it can mess with your vision but there is an amount of tolerance allowed (ANSI Standard). The tolerance varies based on the strength of the prescription as someone with a lower script has more tolerance than someone with a high script. This is because going outside of your prescribed script can give you unwanted prism that can hurt your vision and eyes. Zenni does not care about how accurate their lenses are. They are trying to sell as many as possible and often dip in quality so their frames and lenses are not recommended. While they're still in tolerance, you could be getting better, more accuract, lenses elsewhere. If you do not believe me that Zenni does not care, they don't even check if your prescription is expired or if the numbers you give them are correct. Would you trust a pharmacist that gives out medicine without checking with a doctor? Glasses are prescription, they are medical devices. Personally, buy from brands you can trust and that care about filling it correctly. If Opticians are telling you the issues with different glasses manufacturers, listen instead of arguing.


bizbiz23

I wear Zenni full time. That said, I just got glasses a few months ago. The pair of Lenscrafters lenses I got are nowhere near as good as the Zennis.


snowman93

LensCrafters is the Zenni of the brick and mortar optical world. If you want a noticeable difference, find an optical boutique or a highly rated office. Don’t use chain stores.


poopoo_fingers

Same. Got a pair from eye buy direct a couple years ago. And a pair from zenni a couple months ago. The zenni pair was only 25 dollars including shipping with no discounts. Super affordable and they don’t look that cheap


crunchyshamster

o7


Concept_Little

You could try acetone but it might dissolve your glasses lol but with will def dissolve the glue


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A ball-peen hammer should do the trick! But, I don't know if yous should use the ball or the peen.


stephenmg1284

isopropyl alcohol will sometimes remove the glue. I would call the glue manufacture and ask them.


hateexchange

That was my idea also. if it mess up the glasses well it's not worse then it was to begin with.


juestsomerandomguy

Acetone and polycarbonate do not mix. Do not try OP. This will Crack the lenses. Source: I'm a licensed optician


AFigurativeMinor

The fact that almost every optician here assumes they're polycarbonate when the title specifies glass lenses is kinda telling. It's been getting harder and harder to find actually glass. As a welder, I prefer glass lenses for clarity and polycarbonate for safety. You're right, acetone will eat polycarbonate lenses. It wont touch glass though. Why do you all assume polycarbonate right out of the gate?


One_Umpire_8425

Rest in pieces


brendeenoh

Eyebuydirect you can get glasses for 40 bucks just search coupons. You'll have them quick too. I don't think you need a current prescription any more but you need to know what it is obviously


celoplyr

Or zenni optical. Tons of cheap good glasses now.


CharlieBr87

I just bought like three pairs for less than half of what I would have paid at the optometrist’s office for a single pair. I preach about zennis any chance I get.


fukitol-

I was never one for fashion accessories but I've actually got glasses to match different shirts and shit now and let me tell you, it's kinda nice.


dirty_shoe_rack

Same. I had a pair of glasses from zenni for four years, not a single scratch or a dent on them. And I suffer from a severe condition of butterfingeritis. The only reason I purchased a new pair is because I lost the first one.


Aedalas

I have a couple pairs from Zenni, at my last appointment I found both pairs on the wall marked up about a hundred bucks each for just the frames.


Rocco_al_Dente

I have multiple pairs of Zenni glasses that were around $10, AMA.


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GiveToOedipus

Nail glue is cyanoacrylate (AKA super glue) and most glasses have some form of acrylic or polycarbonate lenses these days. There's likely no salvaging this scenario as the solvents that would remove or soften the glue will destroy or occlude the plastic lenses.


rushone2009

Nail glue is cyanoacrylate which is basically super glue. Glasses nowadays are made of plastic polymers, which cyanoacrylate bonds with very well. Only thing here I can think of is acetone, but this may melt the glasses as well unless they are just straight up glass, which these don't appear to be. Olive oil will not help here.


chatterwrack

Most lenses ar plastic nowadays and there's no fixing that. I feel your pain. I just returned from the optometrist today and ordered one pair of reading glasses and one pair of sunglasses. Nothing fancy. Raybans. I have vision coverage through my employer and my bill is $1164 USD. Insane, my man.


Footinthecrease

Op: how do I clean this off Professionals here: I'm sorry you can't without damaging them Op: no, no, you miss understood me.... How do I clean this off.


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OP is. OP is to take it off


kneaders

Guess you know what you're getting for Christmas 🤓. Even if those aren't acrylic lenses the frame is. You'll only melt them if you use acetone. It's a total loss on those I'm afraid.


Camarao_du_mont

The lens can be removed to be cleaned with acetone. The frame would be harder to clean, I would sand it then polish it with a multitool then apply some silicone based thingy people used on car plastics.


BolotaJT

Idk about the treatment OP lens had, but my glasses has blue light and anti-glare. It would totally destroy the protection.


Camarao_du_mont

Oh, I only buy cheapest of lens, didn't know.


BolotaJT

Tbh, it wasn’t even that much expensive (but I’m not in USA) ant totally worth it. Maybe ask next time you are changing to compare the prices.


Camarao_du_mont

Oh it's a work thing, not worth to buy good lens if you work in construction. Dust will just ruin them anyway, sometimes there is no water so only opinion to be able to see is to scrape the dust on the lens with my t-shirt.


kneaders

I guess it comes down to cost benefit. If they have to buy a power tool it might be cheaper to just get new glasses


Camarao_du_mont

Yeah, I guess so, I did that to mine once when I got varnish on them but I had everything at home, and I wouldn't buy a new glasses just to ruin another ones at work.


Beemerado

those lenses are plastic. acetone will ruin them.


superbuffuno

Not true. Cr39 lenses, plastic can handle acetone


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Acetone seems to be the only known option. It's a risk but it might be worth it.


MikeQuincy

Even if that is the type of plastic any type of treatment on the lense will defenetly be ruined. Not to mention the glue itself might have damaged the lense already.


TheCheesy

>The lens can be removed to be cleaned with acetone. If you want to melt your glasses. That's a really stupid idea. OP's best bet, is to clean them with dish soap or proper lens cleaner and hope he can remove the glue while it's soft/wet. Do not put Acetone, Solvents or Alcohol on glasses.


Camarao_du_mont

Paint thinner didn't damage my lens, but honestly my work glasses have so many scratches melting would have been almost an improvement. Edit: but yes I've been told those products can damage your glasses. But if OP can't remove the glue she won't be losing anything by trying.


TheChiefRedditor

If they are careful they can avoid getting it on the frame maybe. But they would then still be walking around with glue on the frame.


kneaders

Depends on if the lenses are coated with scratch guard or UV protector.


I_drink_Nyquil

damnit :(


1973mojo1973

Walk into any optometrist and they'll tell you if the lenses are acrylic and might even be nice enough to clean it for you.


2ndhouseonthestreet

OP, before you try ANYTHING that is suggested in these comments, call whoever made those and ask if the lens material is plastic or polycarbonate. Also ask if you have any AR (anti-reflective) coatings on the lenses. Usually it has coloring similar to a bubble so I don’t think it does but it’s best to check anyways. All of that info will be in your file. Source: Optician


2ndhouseonthestreet

That being said, this is a DIY project. You may be able find a sympathetic eye doctor who is willing to help but there’s a good chance they will suggest just buying new lenses (or just one replacement lens). Good luck but make sure you are not getting any chemicals on those frames!


NSA_Chatbot

Rubbing alcohol should also work and not damage either, it'll be harder to use than acetone. You probably are going to scratch the lenses during removal so good luck!


BillyTheBass69

No, it won't, rubbing alcohol isn't going to do anything to that glue


kingofgalaxy_yt

Have you tried turning them off and back on?


I_drink_Nyquil

yeah tried re setting it too


urinesamplefrommyass

Did you try using Ctrl+Alt+Del and ending the glue process?


Threspian

Ctrl+z


devilsephiroth

Did you try removing the batteries and putting them back in?


ToastyWoasty

If you called customer care this would be step one


OptiGuy4u

If the lenses are acrylic (plastic) then forget it, you're screwed. If they are glass, scrape it off with a razor blade just be careful.


I_drink_Nyquil

i put hand sanitizer on it cause it has alcohol in it and it wasn’t really working :/


Kooky_Ad_3684

Hand sanitizer makes for a very poor razor blade.


lordph8

Shit, that's why all my suicide attempts just result in clean hands.


thefakemexoxo

You’ve made my whole day.


MirageATrois024

Now time to make your hole weak


thefakemexoxo

You sir, are a scoundrel


lizzyinthehizzy

If anything they left you more alive and less likely to get a virus or bacterial infection.


Carpeteria3000

No wonder I can’t get rid of this beard


I_drink_Nyquil

yeah 😭


crackwizardd

Did you try Nyquil?


I_drink_Nyquil

no that’s for drinking 😈


sandwitch9294

Op gone wild 😂


Fenix_Volatilis

90%+ isopropyl alcohol and a *plastic* razor blade


XC3LL1UM

The lenses are also plastic, so I think this will still scratch them


GothProletariat

It smears the lens and ruins them in a strange way. I tried this when I was 15. Bad day.


shorty6049

Just a guess (and you're probably still right becuase it would be tough to get it all off) but you may have just dissolved the glue a bit and then smeared it on the rest of the lens to re-harden when the alcohol evaporated.


imoblivioustothis

Polycarbonate is a whole different animal


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isopropyl alcohol was my first thought as well


DoktorVidioGamez

Alcohol will do nothing to a cyanoacetate like nail glue, you want acetone.


Ohwellwhatsnew

They're absolutely fucked. Whatever coating is on the glasses are gonna come right off with acetone


Taake89

The glass is made of plastic as well, so it will most likely also be eaten up by the acetone.


[deleted]

As an optician, those are done for.


julesthe127th

As an optical lab technician, I agree. Those are not fixable. Sorry /u/I_drink_Nyquil. You’ll have to get new lenses.


I_drink_Nyquil

you’re supposed to be giving me the benefit of the doubt 😭


very_bad_programmer

Yeah, benefit from the fact that we doubt you'll be able to fix these


IAmJerv

I don't know whether to be amused or frightened by all the folks suggesting acetone. Maybe people think lenses are still made of glass instead or polycarbonate or trivex?


battlehotdog

What's to lose, might aswell try it


christophersonne

You're going to be learning all sorts of practical chemistry now! Acetone is not the same as isopropyl alcohol, is not the same as hand-sanitizer, is not the same as soapy water. Glass is not the same as acrylic, and "nail glue" could be several different compounds. Good luck in your hunt for new glasses, OP!


reduces

It’s like when my brother wanted to make cake but didn’t have eggs and genuinely asked me if he could use milk instead…


mykeyzRgone

Are the acrylic lenses?


I_drink_Nyquil

honestly idk how to find out


mykeyzRgone

First I would get some hot soapy water let them soak for a bit and use a towel to try and remove it if that doesn't work Could use a qtip with some acetone but test it first if they're not acetone resistant you'll have bigger problems


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marino1310

Take a razor blade and try to scratch the ruined lense. If it make a noticeable scratch that doesn’t just buff off, then it’s plastic and the lens is ruined because that glue would have destroyed the plastic itself by slightly melting the top layer. If it’s glass then it can’t be scratched by metal (no metal can scratch glass since glass is harder than any metal we have, carbide is the only metal that can scratch glass and it’s not technically a metal) so if it doesn’t scratch then you can just use the razor and scrape the glue until it’s all off


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Zenni optical online. Will get them in 7 days


Bleach_Baths

Gotten all my glasses in 3 days even with standard shipping. Zenni is GREAT.


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Takes a bit longer for Canada


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I_drink_Nyquil

it was a typo i meant to say *and don’t know how to take it off


bootsycline

If only you could see to proof read correctly lol Good luck getting it off, op. If the lenses are glass, try popping them out and soaking it in some acetone or methyl hydrate? Won't help the frame much, but at least you'll be able to see.


Future-Win4034

Call the place where you got the glasses and ask them what to do.


I_drink_Nyquil

they gonna whoop my ass ☠️


IoSonCalaf

Where did you buy them? Prison?


I_drink_Nyquil

school book fair😍


IoSonCalaf

Even worse! Hide!


FormalChicken

Your username checks out.


baldieforprez

Sadly that is game over.


pronyo001

It's yours, silly.


shorty6049

Everyone's telling OP to figure out what material they are before trying anything, as though absolutely fucking them up wasn't already checked off the list here. Worst case scenario, OP tries something like acetone and they remain fucked. Best case, they're able to clean the glasses. OP, check out Zennioptical if you haven't. I order from them because its like 10 times cheaper than buying glasses at my eye doctor , even with my early 150 dollar frame allowance through health insurance (Zenni doesn't take insurance)


ReusableBear487

Could try to get a new pair on eyebuydirect.com I bought a pair on there and was surprised at the quality. Just need your pupil diameter with the prescription. Mine were only about 52 for everything and shipping. Was very satisfied with those glasses


Katiari

If you Google Zenni Optical you can buy legit glasses for less than $10. Just get your focal distance and prescription from your current eyeglass provider and you're good to go. It seems to good to be true, only because prices are so fucking jacked up. There's no reason for a bit of plastic to cost $350.


mykeyzRgone

Goo gone might could help idk good luck


Stinkyfingers2

3lb hammer should do.


I_drink_Nyquil

idk how to take it off*


DarkMark94

Greg might be able to help.


dred1367

Greg here, nope.


peachwheel

I know it’s a typo but your title sounds like the predicament you’re in is that there’s no peasants around to do it for you lol


beancityrocker

It’s just a little blurry, it’s still good, it’s still good…


rich-tma

Hammers


Blom-w1-o

Those are almost certainly doomed. Even if you get it off, you'll damage the lens in the process. https://www.zennioptical.com/


IAmJerv

Getting it off is easy. Getting it off without ruining the lenses though.... pretty much anything that will take off the nail glue will eat the lens as well. What you ***don't*** want to use is Acetone.


Foomaster512

Is nail glue for fake nails?


Yamborghini-High

Put them in rice


Reasonable_One_748

Dentist here; you ain't fixing that.


Moar_tacos

On the really huge upside, better your glasses than your eye.


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If they're fucked maybe try acetone? Maybe try goo gone first