how do I remove it from laminate
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DO NOT use your Floormate hard floor cleaner. The gunk will clog it up. It seems to wear off with time....use a mop with attached scrubber for low traffic areas to even out the wear.
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Why remove it? If you use a wax stripper, it may damage your laminate. Try a vinegar & water wash first. If that doesn't work, try ammonia and water, but it may dull the finish on your floor
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depends on the laminate you use. There is optically clear laminate available
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It should work just as well for laminates. Other reviews I read said they used it on laminates.
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Just soak it in mild soap and water, and if there's residue that needs to be removed use a fingernail brush to remove it.
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Putty knife and a hammer would work great. Just put the putty knife between the concrete and plastic and hammer it in to remove the adhesive.
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The laminate restorer dries hard and if you let the product dry onto the pad you would probably need to spray it with the Bona product that strips off old restorer, rinse well then machine wash.
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Try cleaning it with rubbing alcohol. That usually works to get sticky stuff off of things.
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I would use a clean, soft towel or cloth first. If that doesn't work, perhaps you might want to try plain tap water and a clean towel and cloth to remove it.
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I used a blow dryer to get it off. Just blow onto an area for a few minutes then slowly peel stopping and blowing the as you go to warm up the glue. It did leave some residue which has gradually washed off with hot water and soap.
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I think you must use this product to remove it.http://www.amazon.com/Expert-Touch-Lacquer-Remover-Fluid/dp/B0015GEMSE/ref=sr_1_36?s=beauty&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1421547222&sr;=1-36&keywords;=opi
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Yes, it can be removed if you like. Use a very small, but strong Phillips screwdriver and a maybe a paint scraper.
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If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper than paying to fix it). If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper... » Read More If the entire sheet is in among the rollers you will need professional help to get it out. When I had part of a insulating sleeve partially caught in it I took off the upper heat shield over the rollers and ran it in reverse and used a very dull butter knife to dig/pry it out. Ideally I would not recommend this as there is a possibility of damaging the rollers and or being electrocuted (the knife I used was all metal without a insulating handle). I was lucky to get it all out otherwise I would have had to replace the laminator (Like too many things these days that would have been cheaper than paying to fix it). « Show Less
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Put some oil on it and heat up in oven, then soap and hot water should get it off after that.
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Try scrubbing it with a dab of peanut butter. Best way to remove adhesive labels.
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Just pull it out. Make sure that u removed all tapes that the brush might have been secured with.
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Lightly sand it and just wipe clean. That's what I did. My cabinets are amazing!
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I don't have any laminate so you would have to read mfg instructions. I use on ceramic tile and it works great.