Hello!
I used Alcro's Universal latex sealant. I didn't have time to clean everything before it dried. Even though it is transparent, it doesn't look very nice on the PVC floor (I think they call it PVC, it's the usual flooring you have at home that's made of plastic)... Is there anything that can help me remove it? I've read that maybe vinegar, https://www.bauhaus.se/vagg-golvkakelrengoring.html (Mellerud, wall and floor tile cleaner that also removes thin layers of cement) or acetone might help, but I'm not so sure and I don't want to damage the floor.
Thanks for any information or tips you can give me about it.
Best regards,
cmoon93
PS. I've noticed that if you use Alcro's Universal latex sealant in, for example, the bathroom, it becomes soft due to the water.
I used Alcro's Universal latex sealant. I didn't have time to clean everything before it dried. Even though it is transparent, it doesn't look very nice on the PVC floor (I think they call it PVC, it's the usual flooring you have at home that's made of plastic)... Is there anything that can help me remove it? I've read that maybe vinegar, https://www.bauhaus.se/vagg-golvkakelrengoring.html (Mellerud, wall and floor tile cleaner that also removes thin layers of cement) or acetone might help, but I'm not so sure and I don't want to damage the floor.
Thanks for any information or tips you can give me about it.
Best regards,
cmoon93
PS. I've noticed that if you use Alcro's Universal latex sealant in, for example, the bathroom, it becomes soft due to the water.
Best answer
Read the packaging. You will probably only be able to remove it mechanically, i.e., by scraping. If the floor material is really smooth, you might be able to use a razor blade or a scraper used for glass hobs.
Acetone might work, but it can also attack the floor. Test it where it won't be visible.
Acetone might work, but it can also attack the floor. Test it where it won't be visible.
