TL;DR - How to you remove vinyl glue residue from particle board? Already tried Heat Gun, Paint Thinner, Acetone, Wallpaper Remover.
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I'm stripping down a cab that is being much more difficult that I've experienced before. It's had a lot of work done to it, so depending on the area I'm working on I'm stripping 1 or 2 layers of vinyl, topped with at least one layer of spray paint...sometimes two.
With many hours of scraping and peeling and sanding and scraping and peeling I've gotten most of the lowest layer of vinyl off. I'm sure it was laid at the factory. Now I have particle board covered in a semi-clear layer of dried glue. At first I didn't even know it was there, hit it with the orbital sander and completely coated a disc in a rubber-glue layer in 30 seconds.
I've since tried a heat gun, Paint Thinner, Acetone and wall-paper remover to loosen the glue so I could scrap it off. All of it has literally had zero effect. Any other tips for removing this glue without damaging my particle board under?
Thanks, Jeff
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I'm stripping down a cab that is being much more difficult that I've experienced before. It's had a lot of work done to it, so depending on the area I'm working on I'm stripping 1 or 2 layers of vinyl, topped with at least one layer of spray paint...sometimes two.
With many hours of scraping and peeling and sanding and scraping and peeling I've gotten most of the lowest layer of vinyl off. I'm sure it was laid at the factory. Now I have particle board covered in a semi-clear layer of dried glue. At first I didn't even know it was there, hit it with the orbital sander and completely coated a disc in a rubber-glue layer in 30 seconds.
I've since tried a heat gun, Paint Thinner, Acetone and wall-paper remover to loosen the glue so I could scrap it off. All of it has literally had zero effect. Any other tips for removing this glue without damaging my particle board under?
Thanks, Jeff
