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I’m pulling up this old thread rather than start a new one. I just came accross this silicone and other sticky stuff remover. Unlike most other liquid solutions out there that are noxious solvents that try to break down the silicone, this one is a bond breaking agent that simply loosens the silicone intact off the surface it is stuck to and seems to work well on a lot more surfaces compared to most other ones out there.
Not sure where to find it in the US. It must be out there, as I’m finding articles and reviews on it that are over 10 years old.
Here are charts as to how it compares to other stuff out in the market.
http://removcanada.com/sections/pdf/Remov%20Comparison%20Chart.pdf
http://removcanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Remov-Silicone-Removal-Comparison-Chart.pdf
Directions of use…
http://removcanada.com/sections/pdf/Remov%20Directions%20for%20Use.pdf
Anybody use this stuff?
Looks like a good product. I looked at the website and saw the auto tint? That stuff is very easy to remove with out any special anything.
OLD THREAD WARNING.
I’m pulling up this old thread rather than start a new one. I just came accross this silicone and other sticky stuff remover. Unlike most other liquid solutions out there that are noxious solvents that try to break down the silicone, this one is a bond breaking agent that simply loosens the silicone intact off the surface it is stuck to and seems to work well on a lot more surfaces compared to most other ones out there.
Not sure where to find it in the US. It must be out there, as I’m finding articles and reviews on it that are over 10 years old.
Here are charts as to how it compares to other stuff out in the market.
http://removcanada.com/sections/pdf/Remov%20Comparison%20Chart.pdf
http://removcanada.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/01/Remov-Silicone-Removal-Comparison-Chart.pdf
Directions of use…
http://removcanada.com/sections/pdf/Remov%20Directions%20for%20Use.pdf
Anybody use this stuff?
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<figure class=”oe-video-container”><iframe src=”https://player.vimeo.com/video/228954445?app_id=122963?theme=none&wmode=opaque” width=”770″ height=”433″ frameborder=”0″ title=”silicone video ex” allow=”autoplay; fullscreen” allowfullscreen=””></iframe></figure>It does look like a good product. I have never seen it before.
Greg
Do More of What Makes You HappyIt does look like a good product. I have never seen it before.
Neither have I. I actually sent an email tonite to a small local supplier down the street from me asking if he’d consider carrying it. It has a lot of uses other than just caulk removal.
It does look like a good product. I have never seen it before.
Neither have I. I actually sent an email tonite to a small local supplier down the street from me asking if he’d consider carrying it. It has a lot of uses other than just caulk removal.
Looks like it’s a good product. Let us know what they say about stocking it.
It does look like a good product. I have never seen it before.
Neither have I. I actually sent an email tonite to a small local supplier down the street from me asking if he’d consider carrying it. It has a lot of uses other than just caulk removal.
Looks like it’s a good product. Let us know what they say about stocking it.
OnlineSupply out of BC carries it. That’s where I found out about it. It was via an email from them. I just want to not have to pay for shipping.
Any idea whether this product has a strong odor when used indoors?
That’s just it, unlike solvents, it is pretty well almost totally safe with less than 1% VOCs. You could use it in a closet basically.
It was via an email from them. I just want to not have to pay for shipping.
I just noticed today I got the same email. I hate paying for shipping myself.
Greg
Do More of What Makes You HappyAfter watching the video I did a search for Remov and it is available on amazon in the US. The stuff looks amazing although it is not inexpensive, $26 for an 8 oz bottle.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NCAfter watching the video I did a search for Remov and it is available on amazon in the US. The stuff looks amazing although it is not inexpensive, $26 for an 8 oz bottle.
😮😮😮I just checked our Quebec supplier 89 $ for 1 quart
I will stick to scrubbing and the dab product I’ve been happily using
Although it does look like a great productAny idea whether this product has a strong odor when used indoors?
That’s just it, unlike solvents, it is pretty well almost totally safe with less than 1% VOCs. You could use it in a closet basically.
Thanks good to know.
So if it’s not solvent based, then it leaves a residue that needs to be wiped clean after use?
Most of the time, once you remove the old caulk, it’s followed by new caulk within a short time. Such as a toilet or sink change out, or a tub re-glaze, you remove the old caulk, do what you need to do, then have to apply new caulk, in the same spot (or close to it) where the old caulk was. I wonder how the clean up work? If it’s not solvent based is there is some sort of cleaner to use it with? You don’t want residues of this stuff to interfere with the curing of the new caulk, or just wipe clean with a rag and ready to recaulk?
After watching the video I did a search for Remov and it is available on amazon in the US. The stuff looks amazing although it is not inexpensive, $26 for an 8 oz bottle.
I just checked our Quebec supplier 89 $ for 1 quart
I will stick to scrubbing and the dab product I’ve been happily using
Although it does look like a great productSeems you can buy in smaller bottles.
The video in their front page about 14 seconds in showed they used a small bottle version.
Is it like this one on eBay?
I just checked our Quebec supplier 89 $ for 1 quart
That’s alittle pricey. I don’t think I would pay that much either.
Greg
Do More of What Makes You HappyI just checked our Quebec supplier 89 $ for 1 quart
That’s alittle pricey. I don’t think I would pay that much either.
No way!! I little Toluene seems to always work for me.
I just checked our Quebec supplier 89 $ for 1 quart
Wow that is really pricey.
Automotive Pro
Fayetteville, NC
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