sikaflex removal

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nickkieffer1
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sikaflex removal

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Has anyone used sika208 to remove cured sikaflex does it work . Nick

Paul Fl
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Re: sikaflex removal

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Never used their 'remover', the only things I know of that really work are a Stanley knife or a razor sharp chisel, and both need great caution. Sikaflex, if applied to really clean surfaces, sticks in a manner that I put in the 'that is not ever coming off' category. Never use it on bare wood, as the Sikaflex is unlikely to give in before the wood, if its removal is attempted.
Good luck, and keep counting your fingers!

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