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Posted By: Jim F
Tbob. The best way to tell how easy it will be is to wet your finger and rub a spot LIGHTLY. The paper should come off regardless of the type of glue. You can tell if the glue will come off if it becomes sticky when you touch it with your wet finger. Hope this helps. Jim |
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