will it remove the floor epoxy when taken out???
2016138
No it didn't when I removed it BUT the adhesive from the parking target was stuck on the floor. I had to use Off which left my garage orange scented and when I drove over that spot, it starting drawing grim from my tire which is now a black strip where the adhesive once was.
2016139
No, it doesn't stick too well on my epoxy surface and has even moved a little.
2016140
I don't know, I have not tried to take it off. It has stayed in place for many months. The yellow stripes did come off after a couple of months. Other than that I am very happy with the purchase.
2016141
I had to move my parking target a couple days after putting it down my garage floors are professionally done and it did not hurt the epoxy.
1004773
NO, use a good quality Epoxy Stain.. If the floor is cured concrete, cure time is usually one to two years or more.
701290
Im sure it will remove the paint, but depending on area to be done it maybe time consuming.
1003099
Definitely not .. it can be removed/wiped off with minimal possible friction
2110723
Hi. It will remove most the seal and paint. There is a video on their website showing it remove permenant from grout.
266405
I did not strip the floors, I am guessing it depends what is on them. We used it on a polished concrete floor. Really really good results on an otherwise dismal finish. I highly recommend.
186817
It spilled on our tile and my daughter used hand sanitiser to take it off. We don't have carpet so I don't know how it will be removed from carpet
1197810
No the Once N Done is just a cleaner. I would contact the manufacturer to see what they recommend to remove their adhesive. Customer Support
1399975
I assume it will. I used it when we moved this past summer. We have two toddlers and had child-proofing products all over the house. I chose adhesive types when I could, knowing we'd move and need to take down the child proofing things. I would squeeze this stuff around the item to be removed, and let it soak/loosen before trying to scrape off the item stuck there. It helped. After scraping off and removing the item, I put more of this on to remove leftover adhesive. I didn't try it on anything in the bath, but it's worth a shot. Goo Gone also works well. I don't recall why I chose this product over the Goo Gone, but this Duck brand item has a plastic scraper that doesn't damage many surfaces. I assume it will. I used it when we moved this past summer. We have two toddlers and had child-proofing products all over the house. I chose adhesive types when I could, knowing we'd move and need to take down the child proofing things. I would squeeze this stuff around the item to be removed, and let it soak/loosen before trying to scrape off the item stuck there. It helped. After scraping off and removing the item, I put more of this on to remove leftover adhesive. I didn't try it on anything in the bath, but it's worth a shot. Goo Gone also works well. I don't recall why I chose this... » Read More I assume it will. I used it when we moved this past summer. We have two toddlers and had child-proofing products all over the house. I chose adhesive types when I could, knowing we'd move and need to take down the child proofing things. I would squeeze this stuff around the item to be removed, and let it soak/loosen before trying to scrape off the item stuck there. It helped. After scraping off and removing the item, I put more of this on to remove leftover adhesive. I didn't try it on anything in the bath, but it's worth a shot. Goo Gone also works well. I don't recall why I chose this product over the Goo Gone, but this Duck brand item has a plastic scraper that doesn't damage many surfaces. « Show Less
2127645
Not that i know of. this is a sealant an glue. I have not opened it yet as the weather is not suitable for the planed use. If you are planning to paint the basement floor their are many products available. Be sure to wear a mask and use a fan to ventilate the space during and after you paint. Epoxy is flammable so turn off any gas powered equipment till the paint is dry and the fumes clear.
789744
It won't hurt the floor, but it would be uncomfortable if you walk on the floor in bare feet! Also, I would think the only way to remove it would be to sand/refinish the floor.
1776573
I wouldn't spray any type of adhesive on my floors and it expect it not to damage the floor - I mean maybe you could figure out how to remove it some day, but...
999580
I would not use this product on any floor surface. You will never get it off if you want to unless you hire someone professionally to do it. Expensive lesson for me. Horrible product. Read the reviews first.
858194
Yes. It does remove grout, but be sure you use the mason/ceramic cutting blades. If you use the standard wood type blades they will wear out very fast and over heat in the process.
1084225
It did peel off concrete and floor tile fairly easy. I would recommend cleaning floor very well let dry and then apply came up with little to know residue.
1220038
I had no problems removing it from hardwood floors. The wood was Brazilian Cherry and house cleaners came in after me to do the move-out cleaning. They vacuumed and used an all over hardwood floor cleaner.
1512338
I have no clue because my garage floor was concrete prior to the Epoxy application. Suggest you contact Rust-oleum company for an answer. I have a feeling the epoxy is only designed for concrete...but that's just a hunch.