To help eliminate breaking, you can also use a hairdryer to warm up the glue a little bit before wedging behind the mirror with the chisel. I also like to use wood shims and work in a circle around the wall — creating space with the chisel, then adding a wood shim. If you do it gently enough, the wall wont break.
There are also quite a few step-by-step videos on YouTube!
Older home with those decorative wall boards in my bathrooms. Want to remove them without destroying the walls they are glued to (I think liquid nails was used) . Any...
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Carefully, very carefully..... But....
safety comes first: use gloves to protect your hands and wrists.
I used a metal spatula and a rubber mallet.
i suggest that there be 2 persons doing it so it doesn’t fall from your grasp.
Robbie
Be careful. If you damage your sheetrock, use this to patch it. https://amzn.to/2LNAnml
To help eliminate breaking, you can also use a hairdryer to warm up the glue a little bit before wedging behind the mirror with the chisel. I also like to use wood shims and work in a circle around the wall — creating space with the chisel, then adding a wood shim. If you do it gently enough, the wall wont break.
There are also quite a few step-by-step videos on YouTube!
Cara // Home & DIY Blogger at Never Skip Brunch