3 Simple Methods For Removing Print From Soda Cans 

What a useful video - thank you. Have you ever made moving wind sculptures from aluminium cans? I noticed when I made your leaf shapes and stuck them to the wire they moved easily in the breeze coming through my window

I love that table top. Did you make it? If so, did you make a video on it? I'd love to recreate such a thing.

Thanks for doing the testing for us. I think that I might put out the word to younger family members. They tend to try newer drinks out there. Ask them to let me know if they find brands with shrink wrap labels. Thanks again.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks for the video.

I have used the Instant pot and it works ! I don't remember what and how long. But I seem to remember finding instructions online. This was like 2016 or so I'm sure it's out there in the interwebs. I was trying to remove the paint from Altoids tins, I was NOT successful with the Altoids tin. 😬🤷

🤩 thank you

What do you do with the aluminum?

I would assume you would want a separate pressure cooker to do this other than the one you would use for food?

Would White Spirit work better than fingernail polish remover?

Have you tried steaming the cans with a steamer or steam iron?

What would chemicals like E-Z Off Oven Cleaner do to it? You could do it outside in your yard to avoid fuming up your home.

I think alcohol would work better maybe the 99% if the 50% doesn't work. Or vinegar, mineral spirits, or a Borax solution. With steam, try turning the flat ones upside down and don't overlap. I think most of the printing is something akin to dye sublimation. I know it fades in sunlight over time, or maybe it's the weather that wears it off.

What is a Brillo Pad? Sorry, I’m watching from Europe.

The Voodoo Ranger can art looks too good to scrub off. I staple metal panels with cool images onto small wood boxes and stack them to make shelving in my bathroom. I have cubbyholes sized for nail polish to hair spray cans, so there's a special place for everything. The Arizona Green Tea art looks especially lovely.

The steamer method looks easier than the Brillo one but I use my Instant Pot for food. I don’t like the idea of getting some ink in my I.P. ☹️