is there a way to remove this product from the back of tile that had been in my bathroom? I would like to use some of the tile again.
2021956
If you really want to use the tile again, I recommend you hire an expert to remove it...and the glue. Hope this helps!
2021957
liquid nails will not remove adhesive from your tiles. I suggest you go to a hardware store such as Home Depot, Lowes. Menards or ACE and they may have a product to remove adhesive and still save your tiles. Liquid nails is only good for adhering.
570721
Unfortunately, about 6 months after application in my bathtub I got a small peel which eventually turned into a large peel and we ended up replacing the bath tub...... It could have been that I didn't get that area as clean as I should have. Not sure, but I may have to re-evaluate my review. I don't know about a toilet, might be worth a try but I would check with the manufacturer for a definitive answer.
874307
Remove from the wall after use, or to apply to the back of the soap dispenser? If the product is new and you are using the adhesive, there should be a peal back piece of non-stick paper attached to the adhesive tape. Peel it back and use. If using on a wall, I would personally screw the dispenser in. If using on tile, then use the adhesive. You don't want to damage tile by using screws. If you are talking about removing the adhesive from tile or a wall if the dispenser fell off or if you are discarding the dispenser, you will need a flexible scraper to remove the adhesive. Then you will more likely than not need to use touch-up paint to cover up the smudge that the adhesive will leave behind. If on tile, scrape and wash off. Hope this was helpful.. Gracias, -Steve
2264790
I haven't used it yet but I found this recommended on this website. Take a look, maybe they can answer your question. http://tilecleaning.org/stripping-saltillo-tiles.htm
2136033
no it will not damage your tile. It has like double back tape on the back. Same same as hooks that stick up. Have fun it is a great product.Ray
1166292
I'm not sure I'm waiting for it to be delivered. I'm using it in my bathroom I'm assuming it could be removed without damage. But don't take my word for it. Have you thought about removing the mirrors?
1691319
I did try using a solution with tilex, but it's best if you use a cleaning solution from Hoover. Amazon has it in a concentrate that is not expensive. That's where I buy mine. Hope this helps! Happy Holidays!!!
1462790
If the old grout is crumbly and loose, I would remove it. I did use this product over areas where the grout had receded and was uneven; it has held up well in those areas. Don't try to smooth it with your fingers, use something like an old credit card, hard plastic.
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I have a small ceramic tile and grout back-splash behind my kitchen faucet that kept getting splattered with soap and water from the sink. I went to Lowe's and had them cut me a piece of clear Plexiglas to fit behind the faucet. Works well and the tile is still visible.
1570896
It cannot be removed. In our case, the carrier was careless, so the marble top AND the sink arrived cracked. We had to purchase a new countertop and sink, but received a credit towards them from Kitchens and Baths.
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I can't answer this because I didn't use it for that purpose. I can't look at the label because it isn't at my home. A tooth brush and an abrasive cleanser always worked for me for such jobs. Maybe I had really tough tiles.
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Have used it for years. Never had a problem. Maybe it's something in your tile???
1900893
I replaced my bathroom floor with ceramic tile and used the blade that came with the kit. It cut it like butter. Porcelain is harder than ceramic, but I expect it would cut it just fine.
1888610
After reading the other answers, I would agree. This would get the tile off, but it is heavy and if you are not careful, damage will be done to the concrete subfloor. I did try this when removing the tile that was in our foyer, which was laid in a mortar bed around 1974. It went right through the tile, through the mortar bed and actually poked a little hole in the wood subfloor. After that, I went back to a hammer and chisel to remove the tiles, and mortar bed. Lot of work, but I didn't risk poking more holes in the wood subfloor.
225465
Try dampening the tile just a little. This might not work. Tile is very porous.
1607094
I took a left over piece and tried it for you. It seems to work and look okay. My tiles have a good amount of grout inbetween them and it still looked okay.
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I would still be using it if I hadn't had the bad experience with my wide, light-colored grout used for my tile. It stained it. The fragrance was wonderfulto me after using it to clean. As I say, when I used it on the floor I freaked out. The grout turned black.