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Removing cappings glued on with expanding foam

enricoh · 2020-02-17 14:30:39

Hi folks is there any handy way of removing cappings that have been glued on with expanding foam? I went with bolster and hammer but it is not shifting at all. Only damaging the brickwork below. Thanks

17-02-2020 2:30pm

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enricoh

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Hi folks is there any handy way of removing cappings that have been glued on with expanding foam?
I went with bolster and hammer but it is not shifting at all. Only damaging the brickwork below. Thanks

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#2 17-02-2020 7:31pm

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#3 20-02-2020 4:59pm

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You can use a piece of twine or string to cut through the expanding foam if you can get at an angle to saw with the string.

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