Carpet Removal On Concrete

trichar7@maine.

About half done on this project, This carpet is glued directly to the concrete, no backing. It appears to be a Indoor/ outdoor carpet. Its has been a :itch of a job. Narrow strips work some of the time. What chemical adhesive remover would anyone recomend? Im sore and at whits end. Help...

PrecisionFloors

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Floorwizard

it seems to me that precision suggested the same thing, bt then I looked at the other post by marizz and it was asking if anyone used this product.

secret spammer?

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Teetorbilt

Pro and Flor, ever read my posts on RotoZip? It's just a tool that I'm 100% sold on, I have 2 on my truck and I don't do that much anymore. I just couldn't live without one. That's why I have 2.

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Floorwizard

I am on my way to buy one.
Got a great deal at the Home Show this year.

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Project53

Yeah I've done 1 of those jobs...the 1 and only. It had that rubber pad on the bottom. I guess it depends on what your supposed to install ..after you get that crap up. The machine looks nice...but, somehow I just don't see getting down to the concrete with it ..if thats the idea. That rubber pad stuff will kill you. To Tile the floor..you have to get every piece of that junk off.........
Just something I would not do again.

Walooo

make a 2x2 box, put some dry ice in it, and slide that sucker around, 30 seconds will freeze the f out of the glue and it'l pop right off.