Try using a blow dryer or a heat gun on low and use a plastic putty knife gently scrape it while heating it up. Have a rag ready to wipe your putty knife off each time you make a scrape. Afterwards, try WD40 to get the remainder off.
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Try using a blow dryer or a heat gun on low and use a plastic putty knife gently scrape it while heating it up. Have a rag ready to wipe your putty knife off each time you make a scrape. Afterwards, try WD40 to get the remainder off.
Super hot soapy water and a trowel
Acetone, the kind you buy in the hardware store not nail polish remover.
Acetone, the kind you buy in the hardware store not nail polish remover.
Acetone, the kind you buy in the hardware store not nail polish remover.
Actually, we had to rent a floor sander from Home Depot to get the glue off. Thank you for your suggestion!