How can I remove old caulk from a bathtub that has been refinished?




Please let me know how to remove caulk around my bathtub that looks awful. Thank you!
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None of these answers specifically deal with a reglazed tub.
Don't bother to remove it. If it is just the colour - Paint it - maybe make a feature of it by making it a contrast, or maybe use a roll of Plastic Cover Sealer to do the trick.
First, slice through each side of the bead with the knife, and pull out what you can by hand. Then, hold the scraper at a shallow angle to avoid scratching the surface, and remove any remaining caulk. Next, scrub the surface with an abrasive pad soaked in mineral spirits to get rid of any silicone residue, which will prevent the new sealant from sticking.
They make a tool for this. Check in your local hardware or home improvement store.
They do make a chemical caulk remover. If you scroll down to the third line or products you will see it:
https://www.amazon.com/caulk-remover-solvent/s?k=caulk+remover+solvent