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damp membrane will not be removed except with a blade

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jjsmith | 16:17 Mon 27th Oct 2008 | DIY
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Many years ago, someone glued 'foam/plastic' 2mm sheets across a vast extent of wall in what is now our house to insulate/deal with damp - it is a disaster to remove and is stuck fast - any ideas, as the current way, with a blade is tedious and will take weeks at this rate?
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Treat it like wall paper and use a steamer to soften the adhesive then peel/strip.
16:27 Mon 27th Oct 2008
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should i score it first, as the membrane is waterproof and insulating, how will the steam get in behind it?
16:31 Mon 27th Oct 2008
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Suppose you could, but I was thinking more of the heat of the steam to soften the adhesive, rather than the moisture.
18:17 Mon 27th Oct 2008
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try RoofSURE

http://www.roofsure.co.uk

15:42 Tue 28th Oct 2008
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What does that have to do with this question? Spammer!!!
16:43 Tue 28th Oct 2008
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Thanks

I agree about the last posting, the last thing i need is any more of this stuff!
16:46 Tue 28th Oct 2008

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