Bath tub tube sealer won't come off! Help!
- Between the bathtub and tile we used CLEAR sealer in a tube. We applied the sealler and someone unknown to that took a bath or shower and the CLEAR sealer remained around the bottom side of the tub. Soap residue on the sealer remains on the tub. I have tried everything to remove the Scum off and it won't come off. The tub looks dirty
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I hope this one helps you out, good luck!
Thank you so much for your tip. I never would have thought of that. As strange as this sounds, I'm excited about facing my rental property's yucky bathtub
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Thanks! wd40? Never knew. Great tip!
I used stainless steel pot scrubbers to scrub the marks off... You just have to be careful because it can take all the finish off... Glad I could help... makes me feel good knowing I can help someone else with stuff I know... Thank you!