I have ceramic tiles in my home and 2 years ago I got tired of the look so I put down some of those cheap adhesive backed tiles and now I'd like to take them up, the problem is that when I took a few up the adhesive was still all over the ceramics underneth. Is there a product that I can use to get the adhesive off without to much damage to the ceramic tile under it? The ahesive is pretty sticky. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Answers:
There is a product called goo gone that should do the trick. I think that any mineral spirits (paint thinner) would probably work, too.
Other answers:
That was an interesting decision you made...LOL.
All you have to do is go to Lowe's or Home Depot. You'll need a special adhesive remover to tackle this. And a little elbow grease, but hey...you did it.
Good luck.
That was an interesting decision you made...LOL.
All you have to do is go to Lowe's or Home Depot. You'll need a special adhesive remover to tackle this. And a little elbow grease, but hey...you did it.
Good luck.
goof off
Goof off or Goo-B-Gone works great on sticky adhesives.
Try a small area with different liquids like Paraffin/ petrol/ methylated spirits/ wd 40 but turn off all naked flames & open the windows
Try heating up the adhesive with a hair dryer and scrape off with a putty knife.
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