Silicone on shower door
#9
Ant tips as I venture into removing the old and laying new?  What is the best way to get the old off?  Products for removal?  Or, protocol to follow?  I will probably lay tape when applying so that I keep it contained and not smeared everywhere.
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#10
Rule #1. It's easier to add a bit more than it is to wipe off big gobs. Lay a small bead, smooth it, and touch up any gaps while its fresh.
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#11
Single edge razor blades will slice it off if it's cured.
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#12
Cheap scalpel handle and blades from eBay. Get a #4 handle and probably #25A or #26 blades (there are many choices). Be careful!

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#13
Silicone remover.
HD sells it, but they have a relatively lame product.
Ace sells a better one. I forgot the name, but it comes in a purple package and tube.
You can also use goof-off, but it is slow.
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(01-09-2017, 03:20 AM)Herb G Wrote: Single edge razor blades will slice it off if it's cured.



+1 and get a good holder
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#15
i have used multi tool with scraper blade, as well as a razor blade as others mentioned.
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#16
When applying the new, less is better with mineral spirits on your finger tip to smooth out, dont do it with a dry finger. Cut only a 1/16"opening on the tube, less is better.
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