I managed to drip polyurethane on a tile floor while finishing my last
woodworking project. Unfortunately, I didn't notice it until after it had
dried. What can I use to dissolve and remove it?

Thanks,
SW

Napalm.

"Summer Wind" wrote in message
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I managed to drip polyurethane on a tile floor while finishing my last
woodworking project. Unfortunately, I didn't notice it until after it had
dried. What can I use to dissolve and remove it?

Thanks,
SW

"Summer Wind" wrote in message
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I managed to drip polyurethane on a tile floor while finishing my last
woodworking project. Unfortunately, I didn't notice it until after it had
dried. What can I use to dissolve and remove it?

Thanks,
SW



Ceramic Tile? Scrap it up with a straight edged razor blade.

The fine print on the can should tell you what to use. Chances are it's
lacquer thinner or paint remover.

If the tile has a glossy finish it may not adhere to tile so well that
you might be able to scrape it off with a fingernail, or maybe lift it
off with a razor blade.

J.


Summer Wind wrote:
I managed to drip polyurethane on a tile floor while finishing my last
woodworking project. Unfortunately, I didn't notice it until after it had
dried. What can I use to dissolve and remove it?

Summer Wind wrote:
I managed to drip polyurethane on a tile floor while finishing my last
woodworking project. Unfortunately, I didn't notice it until after it had
dried. What can I use to dissolve and remove it?



John wrote:
The fine print on the can should tell you what to use. Chances are it's
lacquer thinner or paint remover.

If the tile has a glossy finish it may not adhere to tile so well that
you might be able to scrape it off with a fingernail, or maybe lift it
off with a razor blade.

J.


if it's water poly the laquer thinner might work, as might alcohol. if
it's oil base poly those probably won't. paint stripper might get it,
as might the razor blade mentioned earlier.

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Napalm.


I would have said C-4 but I have to admire your penache (what the hell...
style!)

Shaped charged? Yea, that should blow that spill right off of there.

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I would have said C-4 but I have to admire your penache (what the hell...
style!)

Try acetone. You can get it at Home Depot.

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