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How to remove old caulk
08-25-05

3M Caulk Remover

A substance that, once applied to any caulk, softens it to the consistency of butter in about 4 hours. Comes in a squirt bottle, and is slightly thinner than common glue.

-- Matt Havard  

3M Caulk Remover
Model 2153
$6, 8 oz.

Available from Amazon

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