Anyone know how to remove this stuff? I have a corian cap for a shower curb that needs to be reinstalled. Before I take an old chisel to it, maybe someone has a better way.
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Depends on how old the stuff is. Chisels seem to work best for me. A little heat (heat gun) will soften the old brittle stuff a bit. Then again, the old brittle stuff usually isn't bonded so well and it comes right off.
White Trash Remodeling Inc.
Pittsburgh PA
Liquid nails make a remover http://www.liquidnails.com/ViewProductDetails.do?productId=49
Never used it myself cause the chisel was always closer.