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removing glue or ahesive

Discussion in 'Subfloor Preparation' started by gason, Mar 18, 2015.

  1. DM Flooring

    DM Flooring Well-Known Member

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    Still might be.
     
    DM Flooring, Mar 18, 2015
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  2. gason

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    yes you might be right I hope not but will keep you posted
     
    gason, Mar 18, 2015
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  3. Spacey

    Spacey Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Cover it with sand & grind it off with a buffer
     
    Spacey, Mar 18, 2015
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  4. Spacey

    Spacey Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Still better off uplifting the lot
     
    Spacey, Mar 18, 2015
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  5. gason

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    I want to make the job as quick and easy as possible
     
    gason, Mar 18, 2015
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  6. hobbit

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    Talcum powder. Stops you sticking to it while working on it.
     
    hobbit, Mar 18, 2015
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  7. coolevilangel

    coolevilangel Well-Known Member

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    get a pro in to do it then:thumbs
     
    coolevilangel, Mar 18, 2015
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  8. mjfl

    mjfl Well-Known Member

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    mjfl, Mar 19, 2015
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  9. hobbit

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    hobbit, Mar 19, 2015
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  10. gason

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    Boy O boy was that a learning curve for the worse, I didnt get a chance to try putting anything on the floor but just went back for a measure up and my feet got stuck to the tiles again and started pulling up loose tiles so I ripped the lot up, Shoes are stuffed with this glue , so ordered a new pair and got flooring really cheap as wicks were doing a deal commercial 20 years guarantee something stupid like £8 a meter . only cost £90 to do a decent size kitchen , Happy days , might do rest of flat
     
    gason, Mar 22, 2015
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