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tiling

badgerhowlin · 2013-07-23 11:10:15

Hi, I tiled the shower on the weekend and got some of the adhesive is on the tiles. A wet cloth or one of the wife's scrub sponges, and a lot of scrubbing is getting 95% of the adhesive off. but there is some bits refusing to come off. short of getting a scraper and scraping it off is there anything I can get to get the…

23-07-2013 11:10am

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badgerhowlin

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Hi,
I tiled the shower on the weekend and got some of the adhesive is on the tiles. A wet cloth or one of the wife's scrub sponges, and a lot of scrubbing is getting 95% of the adhesive off. but there is some bits refusing to come off. short of getting a scraper and scraping it off is there anything I can get to get the stuff off?

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#2 23-07-2013 10:50pm

sky6

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Get a Bottle Brick Cleaner in the local DIY Store. This should do it no problem as it attacks the cement base in the adhesive. It's also great for cleaning old Grout of mildew etc.

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#3 24-07-2013 8:14am

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Thanks I will get sometoday.

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