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Tested this, and as per John's note, cheap wax based furniture polish removes it faster than anything. Literally spray and one wipe.
Or as the advert says one sheeeet.
I tried everything off of the shelf before going to this. I think it's becuase it is a similar medium to what is being removed, it just mixes with it and off it comes.
Tony B
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