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I have to remove a sunroom built onto my house. My only problem is how
can I remove latex or silicon caulking off the exterior brick so that it leaves non or very little trace? |
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On 12 Nov 2006 09:38:55 -0800, "klaas"
wrote: I have to remove a sunroom built onto my house. My only problem is how can I remove latex or silicon caulking off the exterior brick so that it leaves non or very little trace? They sell caulk softener at HD. IMHO: Reality check. Brick is very porous, meaning some caulk will remain. So if it was caulked once, you might want to cauk again. later, tom @ www.WorkAtHomePlans.com |
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whisky is a good caulk softener...hahahaha !
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wrote in message
oups.com... whisky is a good caulk softener...hahahaha ! Funny, I get the opposite reaction. Whiskey seems to add rigidity to my caulk. |
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Well, I've got old caulk...
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"klaas" wrote in message oups.com... I have to remove a sunroom built onto my house. My only problem is how can I remove latex or silicon caulking off the exterior brick so that it leaves non or very little trace? Propane torch? |
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Any doctor can perform this task. It's called CASTRATION !!!! :)
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wrote in message ... Any doctor can perform this task. It's called CASTRATION !!!! :) You don't seem to understand what the term castration means |
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Eigenvector posted for all of us...
You don't seem to understand what the term castration means You don't seem to know what the term research means. -- Tekkie Don't bother to thank me, I do this as a public service. |
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