I just installed a new vinyl bathroom floor. The glue used has left a residue over the tiles. Will this product remove it???
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Yes. It will require some elbow grease in heavy areas but mostly just spray this 3m product on , let set a few minutes and wipe off. The small square plastic fiber mesh pot scrubbers will help in heavy areas. Just apply, scrub and wipe off with a clean cloth.
1275787
If you let it soak, there is a good shot it will. Without seeing/knowing what residue is on it, its impossible to say. But this product is pretty darn impressive. I'd give it a go. Small investment for possible bigger returns.
406821
This stuff really works. I applied to vinyl floors in my kitchen. It made the floor REALLY slippery but worked. Be careful with this stuff. Cover yourself when you use it.
752442
Try lighter fluid (like Zippo, aka naphtha). This removes all kinds of sticky glue residue.
446668
Yes I think it will be fine just know that the glue is very adhesive and I had to scrape it off the floor...hope this helps.
1168606
I haven't used it enough to know this problem. I suggest to try a little ammonia. Again I am not sure this is something that was suggested to me due to tile flooring losing it's shine. It just might help with the clog.
498005
I would think it depends on what type of glue! Wood glue..."Elmers" try wet paper towel and soak it to loosen glue. Epoxy glue..no. It's epoxy....try a razor blade and carefully lift it off. DesolvIt works best on sticky substances, like old decals and sticker residue. It's the best for that! Good luck!
1088378
Oh no try doing a test patch using white vinegar mixed with water, but dry right way.It should strip the finish off.Good luck! I have tile thru out as I live in the tropics.
453856
This product or any of these type of products with this type of adhesive are easy to remove; by prying up on side an pulling it upwards. This type of adhesive does not leave any type of residue after removing that can not just be wiped off if any is left. However; I will add, that you should make sure you place it in the exact place you want to place; because the adhesive is only good for a couple of times use.
2021956
If you really want to use the tile again, I recommend you hire an expert to remove it...and the glue. Hope this helps!
1445169
I used Goo Gone but watch how hard you rub. If you have wood veneer finish, it may take it off too.
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According to my husband, whom it was bought for, it is removable. If there is any residue, 3M glue remover will work
1097100
Hi Tom,Thank you for your query. No, the adhesive will not damage your tiles and can be removed using warm water and a scraper. Also it will not damage marble tiles. Elevease comes with simple instructions and once followed will not in any way damage your shower environment .Kind regards Dave
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Not sure. I know it's good on glue left after removing price stickers and labels from bottles or containers. The glue used to affix carpet to an underlayment of tiles might be a different proposition. Give it a try, let it sit for 10-15 minutes and see if it loosens/softens the glue and try gently scraping off the residue with a retractable razor blade scraper. Be careful not to damage your tiles if you plan on keeping them in use. Good luck. Also, try just scraping the dried glue without using any Goo Gone to see if that works before you apply the Goo Gone to your floor -- maybe try a little of both methods to see which works better. Good luck! Not sure. I know it's good on glue left after removing price stickers and labels from bottles or containers. The glue used to affix carpet to an underlayment of tiles might be a different proposition. Give it a try, let it sit for 10-15 minutes and see if it loosens/softens the glue and try gently scraping off the residue with a retractable razor blade scraper. Be careful not to damage your tiles if you plan on keeping them in use. Good luck. Also, try just scraping the dried glue without using any Goo Gone to see if that works before you apply the Goo Gone to your floor -- maybe try a... » Read More Not sure. I know it's good on glue left after removing price stickers and labels from bottles or containers. The glue used to affix carpet to an underlayment of tiles might be a different proposition. Give it a try, let it sit for 10-15 minutes and see if it loosens/softens the glue and try gently scraping off the residue with a retractable razor blade scraper. Be careful not to damage your tiles if you plan on keeping them in use. Good luck. Also, try just scraping the dried glue without using any Goo Gone to see if that works before you apply the Goo Gone to your floor -- maybe try a little of both methods to see which works better. Good luck! « Show Less
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I would test first if you don't want to risk damaging the tub-I don't know how the chemical reaction might work-but this stuff is certainly stronger than Goo Gone. I've easily removed decals and sticker residue with the 3M, where Goo Gone did nothing but make a mess.
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This is excellent on my vinyl floor! I am not familiar with a "vinyl composite tile", but the product works with ceramic tile also and will not harm grout.
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Goo Gone is a good product to remove adhesives. I have considered the possibility that the reason the glue didn't hold for me is that I live in a very arid climate. If that is the case, maybe blowing it with a hairdryer would work
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No the Once N Done is just a cleaner. I would contact the manufacturer to see what they recommend to remove their adhesive. Customer Support