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I pulled up the carpet in my main salon today. There is still a good amount of adhesive residue left behind and also some of the underside of the carpet itself.
What is the best/easiest way to remove this stuff from the plywood?
I was thinking of a heat gun. Any other solutions?
I would be interested in this also. I was thinking of an adhesive remover not too much in the volitol organic compounds. Any ideas? Mine is on fiberglass.
I tried a heat gun and it worked really well if I was going to re-carpet, but I am not. Also the existing corners of the plywood are damaged and would take a while to repair strong enough for my needs. Since I am always on limited time, I figure I can cut new plywoood faster than I could clean and repair the existing ply pieces. I will be gluing Teak and Holly Ply down on top of the new ply.
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