Acetone has worked decent for me in the past. The trick is you have to let it soak. Acetone evaporates fast so you have to keep a rag on the glue you want removed, and continually add small amounts of the acetone so it stays wet and can work itself into the glue and loosen it.
Oscillating multitool with scraper blade zips it right off if the fiberglass is smooth. Unfortunately for me, my fiberglass is rough, so I'm going to have to get the last bit off with something chemical. Thanks for the informative video!
@@BoatMcRill I thought I needed to use something chemical on the last bit, but decided to try test glueing a couple of small pieces of headliner without using anything to get the last remains of the foam backing and it seemed to hold well, I just had to make sure I saturated the foam with the glue.
I did the forward galey with angle grinder and kemigreen glue remover, it was a painstaling job. When fixing the rear galey I Will let the kontact cement be and glue on top of it, I don't think it will do any harm (I hope)
I’m in the USA , I use a product call Goo Gone with a piece of steel wool. Sprayed the goo gone on the glue and let it sit. Then scrubbed like holy hell and it still hard came off. But I had better results using a wire wheel on a grinder with the goo gone and whipped it down with acetone
The wire wheel worked better than anything else as long as you put something to break down the glue. Then scrap the glue off. Slow process and Labor intensive ...... but it’s all how well you what your project to come out.
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Acetone has worked decent for me in the past. The trick is you have to let it soak. Acetone evaporates fast so you have to keep a rag on the glue you want removed, and continually add small amounts of the acetone so it stays wet and can work itself into the glue and loosen it.
Absolute .. Patience Works on a hard surface like a boat haul.
Oscillating multitool with scraper blade zips it right off if the fiberglass is smooth. Unfortunately for me, my fiberglass is rough, so I'm going to have to get the last bit off with something chemical. Thanks for the informative video!
Great point! I have the same issue with rough fiberglas.
@@BoatMcRill I thought I needed to use something chemical on the last bit, but decided to try test glueing a couple of small pieces of headliner without using anything to get the last remains of the foam backing and it seemed to hold well, I just had to make sure I saturated the foam with the glue.
Try a combination of softening with a stone and the scraping.
In Colombia there is a liquid called "varsol" i thought It is something like the kerosene and It works so good.
Värmepistol och riktig skrapa borde du testat på sista rutan 👍
Helt klart det beste. Gjorde på vår Nidelv 24.
I used paint remover, and it worked well.😀
I think that was the only thing I didn’t test. I ended up removing it with brute force 😂 (sanding and wire wheel).
will paint remover remove that sticky glue under peel and stick tiles
I did the forward galey with angle grinder and kemigreen glue remover, it was a painstaling job.
When fixing the rear galey I Will let the kontact cement be and glue on top of it, I don't think it will do any harm (I hope)
Acetone is best to use and scraper. 👍👍👍
Thinner just spread it all about. 👍
I thought acetone and thinners are the same.
Jag gör samma roliga jobb på min båt, jag använder en satineringsmaskin med mässingstrissa, funkar helt ok. Ska testa ditt tips med label off.
I’m in the USA , I use a product call Goo Gone with a piece of steel wool. Sprayed the goo gone on the glue and let it sit. Then scrubbed like holy hell and it still hard came off. But I had better results using a wire wheel on a grinder with the goo gone and whipped it down with acetone
Nice to have people overseas on the channel. I was a bit afraid of using wire wheel in fiberglas but might test it.
The wire wheel worked better than anything else as long as you put something to break down the glue. Then scrap the glue off. Slow process and Labor intensive ...... but it’s all how well you what your project to come out.
Goo Gone Pro-Power Spray Gel - 24 Ounce - Surface Safe, Great Cleaner, No Harsh Odors, Removes Stickers, Can Be Used On Tools www.amazon.com/dp/B00SPHYQXM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_l6hOEbZJHJ1FM
White spirit?
Jon S That might be next to test. I got a few more ideas from viewers and it might become a follow up.
Acetone is best to use. 👍
Thinner just spread it all about. 👍