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DIY Forum >> Painting, Decorating & Tiling Questions >> how do i get a dado rail off without... https://www.askthetrades.co.uk/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1290863591 Message started by zola11 on Nov 27th, 2010, 1:13pm |
Title: how do i get a dado rail off without... Post by zola11 on Nov 27th, 2010, 1:13pm causing to much damage to the rest of the underservice-is there an old trick. dado is stuck to 1cm thick ply and also partly stuck to the hardboard wall..prizing it off with a chisel will do soo much damage any ideas ...also regarding tiles is there a raised tile similar to dado that will compensate for the 1cm of the plyboard already there by previous owner...getting this board off will be a nightmare as it runs right down behind bath and sink-to much work thanks in advance |
Title: Re: how do i get a dado rail off without... Post by CWatters on Nov 27th, 2010, 5:01pm Perhaps something like this is deep enough to sit on the top edge of the ply and cover both the edge of the plywood and the edge of the tile... http://www.stonetilemarket.co.uk/travertine_light_pencil_border.html Not cheap in stone but similar things should be available in ceramic. |
Title: Re: how do i get a dado rail off without... Post by big_all on Nov 27th, 2010, 6:28pm work along top and bottom with a broad paint scraper tapping with a hammer may take several passes to release |
Title: Re: how do i get a dado rail off without... Post by zola11 on Nov 28th, 2010, 11:05pm thanks guys-2 interesting replys-i think the ceramic border could work in eliminating the 1cm proud ply...and regarding the dado-i think it could be glued on and a few nails put in randomly along it for good measure--a scraper may not be strong enough but gonna give it a go-thanks again will report back with a photo if i get any joy! cheers |
Title: Re: how do i get a dado rail off without... Post by londonman on Jan 6th, 2011, 10:14pm I use a slate ripper. At first sight, it seems OTT but actually gives you a lot of control plus you can gently tap it. Great for removing tiles one by one and whole. |
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