Wow! I'd call that contractor back to clean up the mess. If he was hired by the company where you bought your vinyl plank flooring, I'd definitely let them know. If you want to remove it yourself, here's how to do the job. Wishing you the best.
I would have gone back to the contractor, it was their job to clean up their messes during the work and after. A razor blade may cut the top vinyl layer of the planks. They are made much like laminate flooring, just more water resistant. Use a plastic scraper, perhaps warming it would help loosen it a little. Take care not to harm the surface. If nothing else, talk to the manufacturer for safe suggestions to remove the liquid nails.
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try a razor or mineral spirits
Hi Melissa,
Wow! I'd call that contractor back to clean up the mess. If he was hired by the company where you bought your vinyl plank flooring, I'd definitely let them know. If you want to remove it yourself, here's how to do the job. Wishing you the best.
https://www.liquidnails.com/how-to/how-to-remove-construction-adhesives
I would have gone back to the contractor, it was their job to clean up their messes during the work and after. A razor blade may cut the top vinyl layer of the planks. They are made much like laminate flooring, just more water resistant. Use a plastic scraper, perhaps warming it would help loosen it a little. Take care not to harm the surface. If nothing else, talk to the manufacturer for safe suggestions to remove the liquid nails.
Remove Liquid Nails from a hard surface or other material by applying direct heat to the adhesive to soften it. ...
Apply mineral spirits or petroleum jelly to the surface of the adhesive and let it sit for several hours as an alternative to the direct-heat method.
Here is a good article for removing liquid nails https://www.hunker.com/12324238/how-to-remove-liquid-nails