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gerardc 03-12-2012 05:20 PM

carpet adhesive- removal
 
tore out carpet from headliner, left with hardened adhesive. can anyone recommend a product to soften this for removal. I used a wire wheel, and 50 grit sandpaper. got most of it off, now need to remove remaining from corners where sander cannot reach.I plan to paint this area so need all traces of glue off.

fdheld34 03-12-2012 06:28 PM

Aircraft fiberglass paint remover and adhesive remover too..worked on the cuddy of my Seafari..I did not have my cabin windows in when I used the product though so ventilation was somewhat ok. I still had to scrape.....
Couldn't you also use a dremel etc to sand in tight corners etc?


Fred

Capt Chuck 03-13-2012 06:58 AM

Xylene

Get it @ Lowes or Home Depot (Ventilation is needed for sure) :eek:

thehermit 03-13-2012 07:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Capt Chuck (Post 199538)
Xylene

Get it @ Lowes or Home Depot (Ventilation is needed for sure) :eek:

Cuts through everything in its path ;). Toxic as all get out.

FishStretcher 03-13-2012 07:46 AM

If the boat is in a state of renovation where this is acceptable, you can try a sandblaster. I read about using it instead of sanding for fiberglass prep. If course if you have a cabin full of finished parts, that won't work.

fdheld34 03-13-2012 06:14 PM

Xylene wont cut it..I tried!!!
-Fred

thehermit 03-13-2012 06:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fdheld34 (Post 199581)
Xylene wont cut it..I tried!!!
-Fred

Good lord. :(

gofastsandman 03-13-2012 07:20 PM

I`m a carpetbagger, but that ain`t carpet glue they used. I`ll ask the guys.

Debond?

gofastsandman 03-16-2012 10:15 PM

Back.
 
I don`t know what type of glue that is. It looks like liquid nails. If so, that is a problem.

Give me more info and I can guide you.

Cheers,
GFS


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