Hi,
Marine goop is great stuff. Very very strong. I use for a lot of
things that I want to put together and not take it apart again. I have
used to patch holes in my pop-up's roof. it is stronger that the
aluminum itself. The only way to remove is to cut it with a knife or
razor blade. See the website below.

http://www.eclecticproducts.com/goop/ad_questions.asp


Paul



"No Spam" wrote in message ble.rogers.com...
I use a product Marine Goop glue to sick something to my boat, they are
VERY STRONG.. way TOO STRONG. Now I want to remove it, anyone knows how?

Is it silicon based? will silicon remover work?

NB

I used it to hold an industrial can opener to my food "prep-table" in the
kitchen as opposed to screwing it down through the SS table. It's been on
there for years and many #10 cans.

-W


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"Paul Dougherty" wrote in message
om...
Hi,
Marine goop is great stuff. Very very strong. I use for a lot of
things that I want to put together and not take it apart again. I have
used to patch holes in my pop-up's roof. it is stronger that the
aluminum itself. The only way to remove is to cut it with a knife or
razor blade. See the website below.

http://www.eclecticproducts.com/goop/ad_questions.asp


Paul



"No Spam" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
I use a product Marine Goop glue to sick something to my boat, they
are
VERY STRONG.. way TOO STRONG. Now I want to remove it, anyone knows how?

Is it silicon based? will silicon remover work?

NB

I think you can get it in a spray can. Look for one of these Tri-Clean,
Per-Clean, trichlorethylene, tetrachlorethylene, or perchlorethylene

"No Spam" wrote in message
le.rogers.com...
Thanks for the web site... from the page, it said something like this:

- Is GOOP washer/dryer safe? Yes. Do NOT dry-clean GOOP because
dry-cleaning solvent breaks down the cured adhesive.

So I can use "dry-cleaning solvent" to remove the Goop according to the
statement. Where can I buy dry-cleaning solvent? Any identical household
chemical I can find in hardware store?

Even I can remove it using knife I also want to clean up some residues..
so
maybe "dry-cleaning solvent" will work?

Thanks again.

NB


"Paul Dougherty" wrote in message
om...
Hi,
Marine goop is great stuff. Very very strong. I use for a lot of
things that I want to put together and not take it apart again. I have
used to patch holes in my pop-up's roof. it is stronger that the
aluminum itself. The only way to remove is to cut it with a knife or
razor blade. See the website below.

http://www.eclecticproducts.com/goop/ad_questions.asp


Paul



"No Spam" wrote in message
ble.rogers.com...
I use a product Marine Goop glue to sick something to my boat, they
are
VERY STRONG.. way TOO STRONG. Now I want to remove it, anyone knows
how?

Is it silicon based? will silicon remover work?

NB

I emailed the Goop manufacturer, here is their answer (see below). I will
try to buy some acetone from homedepot tonight to see if it works....

----- Original Message -----
From: 35 Day Farrald
Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 2:41 PM
Subject: Goop removal product


Many solvents will help dissolve Goop. Acetone or Toluene or Naphtha would
be good choices.



Thanks.



Day Farrald

Eclectic Products



-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Lee [mailto Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 7:20 AM
To:
Subject: Goop removal product



I have been using Goop for many years, I love this product. The Goop is very
strong, sometimes I feel that it is WAY TOO STRONG!! Recently I am facing a
problem, I sticked something to my boat and now I want to remove it. but it
is very difficult as I don't want to use razor blade to damage the surface.
I asked people on the Internet they told me to use a dry clean chemical
called "trichloroethylene" but I can't find it in local hardware store.



I think Goop company should consider having a new product for called "Goop
removal".. just some suggestions.



Simon