It's No Circular Saw, But un-du Adhesive Remover Will ``Cut'' Right Through ``Sticky Stuff'' in the Workshop — Without Causing Damage

Business Wire, August 16, 1999

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 15, 1999--

American Handyman Club Certified Product will be showcased at the National Hardware Show Inside the McCormick Place Complex in Chicago,

Aug. 15-18

                       Booth No. 30918 or 37724

SITUATION: Whose garage or workshop isn't full of "sticky stuff" --
           stickers, old tape, tar, chewing gum on the floor, etc...?

SOLUTION:  Check out un-du(R) Adhesive Remover at the National
           Hardware Show and watch how it attacks adhesives.

           This non-abrasive liquid (means it won't harm or scratch
           surfaces) removes pressure sensitive labels (layman's term
           is `stickers'), masking tape, duct tape, invisible tape,
           price stickers, chewing gum and other sticky items from a
           variety of surfaces, including glass, plastic, upholstery,
           clothing, paper, wood, walls and much more -- without
           causing damage.

WHY un-du: Similar to Liquid Paper(R) covering up mistakes, un-du
           removes mistakes. After one removes the mistake, one can
           exercise proper judgment, because as un-du evaporates, it
           lets the sticky stuff retain its stickiness. Plus, it has
           received the American Handyman Club's Member-Tested Seal
           of Approval.

CONTACT:   To speak with company executives at the show, contact
           Stefan Pollack or Michele Horner at 310/556-4443.

BACKGROUND:   Invented by the fellow who invented  Milton Bradley's
              famous party  game, Twister(R), un-du is manufactured
              by Dallas-based Doumar Products Inc. and is available at
              major retailers.