Randy,
If it is still pliable, you can sometimes roll it. Start with a little glob
and roll it like a snowball. Sometimes that will pick up a good bit of it. You
may have to roll backward then go forward again to pick it up. If you can get
the bulk of it this way it makes the rest with solvent a lot easier.
If it is squeezing out of a hard edge, like the side of a track, toe rail or
deck hardware, take a sharp knife and cut it along the hard edge. That will
make it a lot easier to pick up than pulling it out of a joint. Picture
cutting salt water taffy as opposed to pulling it.
If memory serves, I think it was acetone that takes it off. If not, it was
alcohol .
Cheers,
Hank
On Thursday, March 23, 2017 6:37 PM, RANDY via CnC-List
<[email protected]> wrote:
Listers-
Any tips on solvents or techniques for removing old butyl tape used to bed deck
hardware?
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