If they were indeed glued on, try your blow dryer on highest setting to soften the glue .
take a utility knife and score the rubber to see if it can peel off that way.... don't cut too deep.....
Thanks John used your idea and a hair dryer - worked like a charm!
Great!
I used a craft knife before to cut one side, then peeled rest off. Adhesive remover from hardware store could help make easier.
I would buy Googone and pour In a smal container and soak the rubber leg and see if it will dissolve the glue. I have used it with great success
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If they were indeed glued on, try your blow dryer on highest setting to soften the glue .
take a utility knife and score the rubber to see if it can peel off that way.... don't cut too deep.....
I used a craft knife before to cut one side, then peeled rest off. Adhesive remover from hardware store could help make easier.
I would buy Googone and pour In a smal container and soak the rubber leg and see if it will dissolve the glue. I have used it with great success