WalkerTape 12.0 oz Spray C-22 Adhesive Solvent

It’s a great buy and I highly recommend it. Value for money and the scent is lovely. It’s effective and I save money using it

If you wear or work with hair extensions, wigs, systems or additions of any kind that are attached to hair or scalp by medical adhesives & you use citrus removers (mainly I've used TDI), this is a good alternative.TDI Tape & Tab Remover is impossible to find now. Their website is gone & the several outlets I used for purchasing it no longer carry it, even if they have a scant few other TDI products. I guess a handful of companies, including TDI, unless it's changed names, have hit the skids due to 2-yrs of Covid & I'm assuming the few products left are the remnants.So, my point is, if you rely on regular removal via citrus products, buy this or another & buy in bulk. They seem to be getting far more expensive, just for a few ounces & you don't want to get stuck without a very necessary product when using hair additions.Hint: Save your small spray bottles to refill. The large sprayer is tougher to use & especially if you do this professionally, you're wasting more product.5* out of 5.

This product is a game changer. It removes my toupee unit off my clients in minutes. Time is money, so this product makes you more money!

Excellent product for removing tape or glue from a hair system.

Love the product! Only gripe is that the sprayer nozzle itself does not work. So I had to transfer into another sprayer bottle

Great to remove glue tracks but make sure to wash it out right after as it will break your hair off. The smell is awful but does the job

I had my “Youngsee” extensions (highly recommend, I can reuse after washing, toning, even after what I did!) in for much longer than people usually leave tape-in extensions; nearly TWO months! I got this after trying argan oil which was far too much trouble & I felt like I was breaking my hair. My best advice: soak each tape-in extension well, let sit about 5-10 minutes depending on tape used, how well you installed them. At that point they’ll slide off easily including the tape. If you have any residue, gently pull a few strands of hair above the adhesive at a time, it’ll easily slide off. Don’t be impatient & expect to spray on, remove; won’t work unless you’ve not put them in properly or had them in too long. I had minimal hair loss— keep in mind average hair loss is 80-100 strands per day! I’ve always had thin hair, but loads of it, at 60 it’s starting to thin. I do my extensions similar to the way they’re done in Japan. I cut in half, then use the half as the “sandwich”, so I’m using very small sections which don’t show as easily on my thin hair, but use quite a few so this was a big job! Next time I might spray the adhesive remover, then wrap my hair in a turban, slide off in morning! IMO a great idea if you have a great deal of extensions, had them in longer than you should or used very strong tape (the few that fell out I used Walker’s tape, that stuff is very strong, love it!) I hope this review helped!

Gets the job done for sure. Smells like "goof-off" or "goo-gone" - orange citrus. Comes as a spray, BUT YOU HAVE TO BE CAREFUL where you spray it. The mist gets everywhere and is hard to clean up. Very oily. Don't use anywhere you might have food. And try not to breath it in. I switched to tape so I no longer need this, but if you use glue this is pretty good stuff. Make sure you wash you piece with dish soap in order to get the oil off for your next application