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Quack N Stack
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Anyone any ideas on how to get this crap out? I tried pouring gas on it hoping it would eat the rubber but didn't work like I thought it would..its like the material on a jogging track.IMG_0968.JPG


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Increase gas quantity.

Add fire.

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Maybe a heat gun with a scraper attachment. Looks like a PITA.

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Start by finding the guy that put that in there and punch him in the face
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Started to get it....this took about 5 gallons of gas.... IMG_0972.JPG


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Post Re: Safe floor removal
pull the plug, catch the gas in a bucket, and reuse.

I dont know what else I was try if it was mine. I'd probably start cutting it out in chunks with a box cutter and get as close to the floor as possible. Maybe use a floor or wall scraper with a sharp blade.

Something like this.

https://store.armorpoxy.com/mm5/graphic ... %20med.jpg

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a good heat gun and a lot of scrapping. would be my best guess.

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Try an air chisel.
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I tried scraping it put with a wall scrape, chisle, grinder with a wire wheel, and gas. The grinder worked ok but its very very time consuming and was constantly pelting me with timy pieces of rubber..going to try soaking it all with gas a power wash it next...
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Try contacting someone who installs safe floor and ask them how to remove it.
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I was told a hammer and a chisel when i called.....IMG_0973.JPG



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Try xylene

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maybe try one of those ice melting torches if you went real easy with it to soften it up. I'd bet it would come off in big chunks.
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Have you tried one of these? It worked wonders on glued linoleum floors at my house.


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I was thinking this might be a good option and it's cheap


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Figured it out...sawzall and scraper attachment . Got this done in about 2 minutes IMG_0976.JPGIMG_0977.JPG


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amazing on the forearms?

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How much does safe floor cost? Doesn't say on their site so must be high as hell


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Much better. Forearms and back gonna be sore for a week! IMG_0980.JPG


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That's brutal man. Nice job on getting that shit out.
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Man at least move that thing in some shade haha


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Too bad you didn't have access to a hydroblast. I have a friend that took a 10k hydro blaster with a spin jet on the gun peel up a textured floor in an aluminum boat and the floor looked like it was newly installed


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