Asked on Dec 09, 2015
How can I remove that "glue?"
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Amyb
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My husband and I just started a project in our kitchen...a backsplash.. simple...no!!! Now we have found a demonic glue impossible to remove...that (silicone?) was placed in "dots" and was holding the trim at the back of the counter top...please help me find out how to remove it....
Please check the white dots...it just don't go anywhere
11 answers
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Have you tried methlhydrate?
Vanessa
on Dec 09, 2015
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chisel and hammer?
B. Enne
on Dec 09, 2015
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Is it caulking or liquid nails? The removal process is probably going to be determined by the nature of what the 'dots' are. Check the LiquidNails.com http://www.liquidnails.com/en-US/tips/removing-construction-adhesives scroll down a little to 'removing from building materials'. It calls for 'music wire'. I think it's available on Amazon but I didn't confirm.
Barbara
on Dec 09, 2015
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just use a paint scraper or razor blade and it will be removed in seconds
Chrispyjane.designs
on Dec 09, 2015
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WD-40 and razor blade
Junebug54
on Dec 09, 2015
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Steam should soften it up enough so you can scrap it off with a putty knife.
Margaret
on Dec 10, 2015
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I had to use an electric sander when that awful glue based grout was used on my backsplash tiles...and I had to rip all the tiles out as I couldn't get it off the face of the tiles either. I took the whole backsplash back to Lowe's and got my money back for the whole project/materials...I was furious...two weeks of working on it and pfffffttttt.!
Pat
on Dec 10, 2015
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Goo gone
Linda Lavender
on Dec 10, 2015
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if it was the back board that matched the counter {typical formica on pressboard} then it is most likely dots of Liquid Nails adhesive. It can be softened with a heat gun or good blow dryer {heat to 140*} then scraped off
C
on Dec 10, 2015
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Use a regular steam iron such as for ironing clothes. I didn't want to ruin mine so went to good will. Use steam a lot as you iron. I used that to get up those awful glue down tiles off floor! WORKS!
Zebbie Hardy
on Dec 11, 2015
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antisilicon R507 it is a solution..
Corina Elena Burtea
on Dec 15, 2015
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