Empire/Westbrook 41 in. x 2.3 in. x 2.3 in. Black Steel Fence Post (5-Pack)

A:  Sorry, I don't recall there being an issue with glue. Give baby oil a try.

A:  I would send them back for replacements. We had no glue on ours.

A:  I used a heat gun just moved it back and forth over it until I saw it start to loosen up then rolled it right off with my fingers (wearing gloves). Don’t stay in one spot you have to move it or else it will burn the post.

A:  Acetone and MEK work but you will need to test a small area to see if the paint isn’t being Pulled off

A:  I had to do this too.  I ran a slow stream of water for about 30 minutes so the ground was soft.  Then I used a large pair of pliers that would lock on pipe, and pulled it out of the ground by moving the pipe back and forth—and around in circles—until it was loose enough to pull out without causing damage. Good luck!

A:  Hi Kelley, we recommend putting the post into the stake and wiggling it around a little to loosen it up--and then pull the stake up out of the ground by the middle part. Best, Product Support

A:  Use skin so soft by Avon. No joke, rub it on that sticker glue and it?ll work off easily.

A:  Thank you so much for your feedback. We are currently working to develop a better label that will be much easier to remove. We certainly understand your frustration and thank you for your patience while we work to resolve this issue. Please feel free to call our customer support team at 800.607.6409 M-F. 8am - 5pm EST if we can be of any further assistance. Best, Product Support

A:  I am not sure if you submitted the picture—if yes, the picture shows the stickers on the part that goes into the ground and will not show. If the tags are where they show (as your comments suggest) the best way I have found to remove tags is to heat the tag with a hair dryer and gently peal the tag off as glue becomes soft. If the paper part of the tag is off and just glue, use dawn dishwashing soap (blue color) applied directly on glue and let it set for a bit, warm it with hairdryer until metal is warm, and rub off with a soft fabric or strong paper towel. Glue will probably not come out of the fabric so I use a rag. If this does not work, rubbing alcohol may dissolve the glue; do not heat/use hairdryer due to fire hazard. Acetone or fingernail polish remover could be used as a last resort but test the post where it will not show to see if it removes the color; do not use hairdryer/heat because of fire hazard. If you are lucky, the part of the fence that slides onto the post may cover the part where stickers were located. Best of luck!

A:  Hi Sherry. We do not make a separate end piece that goes up agains the wall. You can simple align the fence panel again the wall. Please feel free to call our customer support team at 800.607.6409 M-F. 8am - 5pm EST if we can be of any further assistance. Best, Product Support

A:  You don’t have to worry because the post is the end piece - the panel has holes on each end to thread the post through