Removing Old Mastic From Concrete

This is available online or at hardware stores but may cost over 100 per 5 gallon 19l bucket.

Removing old mastic from concrete.

They have plenty of experience and success for defeating even the toughest mastic adhesive or glue removal. Removing old vinyl isn t as simple as peeling or scraping the material off the concrete. Link to my other video on how to remo. How to remove black mastic from a concrete floor.

A step by step review of my experience removing black mastic from concrete floor using blue bear mastic remover formerly bean e doo. Common in homes built in the 20th century black mastic was used as an adhesive for ceramic tile linoleum and other flooring materials. Both products are virtually the same. It s now owned by franmar and sold under the name blue bear.

If you are removing mastic from wood sub floor look for a product that is designed for use on wood. The most effective and easiest way to remove mastic or thinset from a concrete floor after the tiles have been removed. I will use as de greasing agents to remove the product that. After removing old floor tiles i rented a floor grinder which took care of most of the old mastic.

Products made from citrus or acetic acid are safer than other mastic removers. When you remove that floor covering to make way for new flooring you may encounter the mastic and wonder whether it is safe to remove the main concern surrounding this question is that black mastic often contains asbestos. I have applied bean e doo to my concrete floor to remove a heavy layer of black mastic. Vinyl flooring mastic which is the glue that holds vinyl in place usually keeps its tight bond with the.

If all else fails there is a black mastic remover called bean e doo mastic and adhesive remover for concrete surfaces. There were still thin spots that remained so i bought some product at hd that softened the spots for removal but as others have said made a friggin nightmarish mess of it. To remove mastic from the concrete floors or professionals use sharp blades that look like razors or resin bonded diamond abrasive grits discs.