Does anyone know for sure that STIXALL will stick to itself? I have had
to pull up a plastic channel that a door threshold slots into and I
can't get all the STIXALL up from the bitumen floor.

Dave

"Dave" wrote in message
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Does anyone know for sure that STIXALL will stick to itself? I have had
to pull up a plastic channel that a door threshold slots into and I
can't get all the STIXALL up from the bitumen floor.

Dave


Heat it with a hair dryer, or a heat gun if you have one, and it should
loosen enough to scrape off.

On Sun, 09 Nov 2008 16:21:39 +0000, Dave wrote:

Does anyone know for sure that STIXALL will stick to itself? I have had
to pull up a plastic channel that a door threshold slots into and I
can't get all the STIXALL up from the bitumen floor.

Pretty sure it does, I use it quite a bit and sometimes have to go over
previously-applied bits. With the exception of grease and soap it sticks
to practically anything.

--
John Stumbles

The floggings will continue until morale improves

BigWallop wrote:
"Dave" wrote in message
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Does anyone know for sure that STIXALL will stick to itself? I have had
to pull up a plastic channel that a door threshold slots into and I
can't get all the STIXALL up from the bitumen floor.

Dave


Heat it with a hair dryer, or a heat gun if you have one, and it should
loosen enough to scrape off.

Thanks for that, but I'll try John Stumbles way first as there is, what
I suspect, a man made fiber carpet very close and it would mean taking
the carpet off the gripper.

Dave