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   Guest_ | Nov 12, 1999 03:18am | #1

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   first, get the guy responsible for the job. have him do it or find someone who will. if no go that rt. then use vin. and hot water with a wire brush for wood glue. or if it's const. adhes. try knocking it off with a chisel. if that don't work, a solvent might soften it up enough to scrape. be careful not to just move it around and make a bigger mess. be even more careful with the solvents. read the cautions on the label. some to try, thinner, lacquer thinner, acetone, or toulenol. these are very flammable!! maybe tri-chlorethane if you can find it. ozone depleter. best of luck to ya. remember.....be careful of fire,eyes hands if there soft.

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   Lee_Wince | Jan 04, 2000 11:31pm | #2

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   I have a covered porch with an exposed aggregate concrete floor. At some phase of completing the ceiling an adhesive was used (and spilled) in a few places where it was not cleaned up before it set in the nooks and crannies of that aggregate. Is there some super duper (but safe) solvent I could use or am I doomed to endless hours of scraping? The dried adhesive is hard, tough, and kind of yellowish. Kind of ambiguous but that's all I know. How many different types of adhesives would be used in this application? Or is that like asking how many stars are in the sky?