I am so aggrivated. I bought the Wilton ribbon pan and I can't get that stupid glue that was holding the paper in to come out of the pan. How do I get that crap out of there? 
I have tried my fingernails, I have soaked it in HOT water and tried washing in soap and water. Any suggestions on how to get that stuff off of there. I am baking the cake tonight for a cookout tomorrow.
I am not sure if it will work, but, nail polish remover should take it out and then just make sure to wash it VERY well after. I hope this helps. It has worked for me before, then I washed it and ran it through the dishwasher to make sure that it was all out. Good Luck!
if they're still using the kind of glue they used to (haven't bought one of the shaped pans in a log time) -- that sort clear, stretchy stuff....
try freezing it...that kind often looses its grip in the cold (like how bumper stickers peel off easier in subzero winter weather.
I use something from my scrapbooking stash called, "Goo Gone" which helps to remove stickers or anything sticky without damaging the item you are removing it from. You can pick this up at Michael's, Hobby Lobby or Joanne's. It will save you from tearing out your hair!
You might also find it at your supermarket, homedepot/lowe's or hardware store.
WD-40 let it soak on the pan for a few minutes and wash. Takes it right off
I haven't tried the ''freezer method'' but will if I come across this problem in the future. What I have done is rubbed a gob of peanut butter on the nasty glue, let it set an hour or two and then keep rubbing it and the glue eventually will start rolling off in pieces. I think it's the oil as you can do this with mayo too. Prefer the peanut butter though.
Good luck.....
I rub the area with shortening or cooking oil. Sometimes nail polish remover will take the finish off the pan. Also, I've uses at "Goo Gone", it's made for that kind of stuff. But it's like the nail polish, you want to make sure it is really clean before you use the pan.
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