G
Guest
Guest
How do I remove set silicone from glass and also from perspex?
davidwf
Active member
Acetone works, however I'd be careful on the perspex and try it on a small patch first to make sure it does not damage the surface.
mick
Member
Where can I buy acetone?
Strathglass
New member
Buy a container of nail varnish remover from your local corner shop. or from a discount store or chemist in your nearest town.
Col
New member
Click on the search button just above, and find the thread started by TMAX on Dec 16th.. Loads of good suggestions there, including a product made especially for the job.
Good luck.
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Good luck.
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SteveB
New member
There is a dedicated product, for the removal of silicone sealants, available from most good "Building Trade" outlets, (not your usual DIY Hypermarkets) that is very efficient, unfortunately I cannot recall it's name. Possibly Uni-Bond,Evo-Stick or Dow-Corning
philip_stevens
Active member
longjohnsilver
Well-known member
From almost any supplier of fibreglass, much much cheaper to buy a 2.5 or 5 litre container. Will last indefinitely and will always be useful. I bought 5 litres 10 or more years ago and still have almost half of it left. It's invaluable on the odd occasions when I need it.
ParaHandy
Active member
Perhaps Ms Pamela Anderson might avail herself of what you've got left?!