I scored a free glass tabletop similar to this one with some steel anchors very securely glued to it. How would I go about removing them?
I scored a free glass tabletop similar to this one with some steel anchors very securely glued to it.
I scored a free glass tabletop similar to this one with some steel anchors very securely glued to it. How would I go about removing them?
>similar to this one
how about you post a picture of the actual table top
It's all the way outside and it's raining
>It's all the way outside and it's raining
should have thought of that before starting this thread you retard. come back when you have access to take a picture of the actual table to see what is actually going on so (maybe) you can get some actual advice.
What, you gonna melt if you get wet? homosexual.
It's dark outside and I don't know where I work
No work in Romania
Because this is the one he wants to “score” or, as some people say “steal”
reciprocating saw with a steel cutting blade will make short work of it
noob
I'd start by pointing a heat gun at the join for a while to try to melt the glue
This. Could probably get some goo-gone or acetone or some shit in there if you take care to protect the wood and speed it up, esp if you can get the table upside down where the goo gone wants to soak into those joints away from the wood.
Get a blade or scraper in there if necessary. These little plastic razor blades are pretty dope in situations where you don’t want to damage anything.
It's just the glass so that shouldn't be a problem. I do have some goo-b-gone. I'll do that and try heating it tomorrow