Re-Mov Silicone and Adhesive Remover 236ml (8 fl oz)

Very expensive.

Used this to clean butyl tape off of the walls of my camper. It still was a miserable job but this did get it off and the walls aren't sticky anymore.

didn't work well for me

Trying to remove a thin skim of clear silicon from the back of a slick aluminum case. I soaked it with Remov, scratched with my fingers, soaked again, rubbed hard with a cloth, nothing. Might as well be water.

I had to redo the caulking around a sink that had hardened after 20 years to center the sink (the sink was placed too far to one side and there was a massive gap between the sink and the cut-out and they just globbed silicone in between). The contractor apparently thought it was appropriate to use an entire tube of caulk to secure the sink and I knew I'd just end up damaging the counter trying to pry the thing out of there.After using this a few times and letting it soak, I was able to pop the sink right out and then redo the caulking. Was very happy with the results!This is a very obscure product that most people don't know about and I was very happy to find it listed on Amazon.

Price was a little steep, But the product does work, given enough time. May require more than one application. Silicone adhesive can be difficult to remove and you will still have to use a plastic scraper. There is hardly any other product out there that can remove or dissolve silicone adhesive, once it has set up.

Not cheap perhaps, but a massive time saver. I removed seven troublesome spots on our boat with old silicone sealant. This stuff does not “dissolve” but does un-bond the problem stuff. Not harsh chemical to rot lungs or burn fingers. A little oily like nail polish remover. But this evaporated easily -/ little VOC. Highly satisfied!!

This product is amazing! It truly breaks the bonds of silicone or other types of caulking - which then allows me to scrape and peel it off with a plastic scraper. Does not remove paint. No strong smell.Best method I’ve found is to dribble or paint onto caulking and let it sit for about 8 min. And then scrape off the majority of caulking - then go back over with a lighter amount on a rag and rub the remainder off. Still takes a lot of “elbow grease” to remove RV caulking - but this product reduces the labor by 90 percent! Thank you whoever invented this stuff!