Oh crud... Hope I didn't mess up. Used duck tape

[msubobcats]

Used that to put plastic over the broken window. Any fairly simple ways to remove it...
Right now am using vegetable oil...
Love auto correct. Changed duct to duck...

[Desert185]

Heat gun or hair dryer, and then Goo Gone to remove the residue...if I understand your question properly.

[xrated]

There is a product called Goo-Gone that does a pretty good job removing stuff like that too.

[msubobcats]

Probably jumped the gun on the question. Sort of said on crud before stepping back to really look at the issue. I did use vegetable oil and it did eventually clean up. Took a bit...
Now waiting for Patti to get back from the store so she can hold the window in and I can drill in the self tapping screws...
QUESTION: Should I use a sealant on the " bracket" that holds the roll out smoked glass? It is at the top of the window...I
Thanks

[Desert185]

There is a product called Goo-Gone that does a pretty good job removing stuff like that too.

Goo Gone is what I meant to say. Edited and corrected...

[msubobcats]

I may check out that goo gone and just keep some on hand.

[chuckster57]

We use it for a lot of different tasks. It's basically orange oil so it's natural and even smells good.

[JRTJH]

I use Goo Gone frequently. Like Chuckster said, it's basically "orange oil". There is a warning on the DICOR site not to use citrus based products on the TPO or EPDM roofing material. I've never had the need to try, so I don't know if it would damage the roof membrane or not, but something to consider. Elsewhere on the RV, it's a great "crud remover".

[Pull Toy]

Goof-Off is another slightly stronger similar product. WD-40 will also work on some issues. As a last resort Lighter Fluid or Charcoal Starter Fluid, but be careful around decals, and matte paint! It might be a good idea to try a small inconspicuous area first. Apply to cloth and rub, not directly to camper.

WD-40 also makes quick work of smaller gray streaks. Spray on a paper towel, and wipe.

Good Luck!