Adhesive Stripper (Quart - 32oz) Super Remover - for All Types of Glue

My husband and I are currently renovating an apartment that is approximately 600 sq. ft. I personally tore up 50 year old carpet and since my husband & I love the idea of exposed concrete that we can stain since it's hot here in northern California...decided on that route vs. re-carpeting or putting in linoleum or hardwood floors . Went to Home Depot and was directed to Henry's Easy Release Adhesive Remover (do not buy, does not work with at ALL....much, much, much elbow grease and what comes up looks like something out of a kitty litter box). Late one night I started researching and found "D Super Remover's" Adhesive Remover video on youtube.com. Honestly, thought to myself "Nope, can't be that easy." Anyways, Amazon has always been great taking products back that don't work so thought, what's the harm. Let me tell you, the video is exactly what this product does. I'm talking 50 yr. glue that came up like butter on warm bread. The video says to wait at least 15 minutes, but the glue came up within 5 minutes. This company is the legit real deal and have been amazing to work with. This is my first Amazon review ever...and I'd do it again and again when a product like Super Remover works as well as it promises. Thank you for making our apartment renovation a little less stressful:)

I bought this several months ago, and it has been sitting in the cabinet mocking me! I had tried every product I could think of and nothing worked, so I dreaded trying a new product. It is amazing. I had pulled up cheap vinyl flooring after I discovered the former owner had put it down over beautiful ceramic tile. I managed to get all of the vinyl up, but was never truly successful getting rid of the horrible black adhesive. Now that I'm getting ready to put my house on the market I knew I had to do something, so I opened it up. I tried it on a small area, fully expecting failure. I was wrong. Within two minutes I was able to wipe up the black adhesive. I did have to do a bit of scraping, but very little. Now my entire floor is beautiful! You can't go wrong!

Did nut remove all the glue

Stripper is low odor and works quickly, dissolved latex type tile adhesive well, on hardwood floor, took some of the varnish as well, only 4 stars because it would not dissolve some nasty old black tile adhesive in area, had to scrape that off.

If you were looking for a replacement for the good old Klean-Strip Adhesive remover that used to work very well (but is no longer sold), save your money and keep looking. If this is the most powerful remover on the market, then all hope is lost.I have been striping the vinyl surfaces off of old aluminum highway signs for several years. The 3M vinyl comes off with a little heat, but the adhesive residue that was left was/is impossible to remove without the Klean-Strip remover. I just ran out of my last small amount, and soon discovered the absence of "the good stuff".I purchased a new can of the adhesive remover from Home Depot, brought it home and used it as I always have. Usually it takes 5 minutes and the 3M adhesive is bubbly and almost wipes off with ease, however this time it didn't even touch it; it was not soft at all. I left it on for an hour and it barely removed a thin layer. I compared the old can with the new, and thought I mistakenly picked up the wrong formula.In an on-line search for the same product I had, I soon discovered Jasco, Klean-Strip and the like (All WM Barr product brands) were all now produced without methylene chloride, which judging by how this stuff no longer works, was the most important ingredient in the mix.I decided to try this Super Remover based on the promising reviews and the fact the directions stated it took 15-30 minutes to work (similar to the good stuff) and I wish I had not. It looks and acts the exact same way as the Jasco and Klean-Strip products. Removes nothing and wasted $45.After trying to find an acceptable replacement, I have come to the conclusion that nothing exists, or at least that is not available to the public. Read the reviews for most of the strippers, removers and the like, and watch the videos of people trying to use these products - nothing works anymore since the removal of methylene chloride. While I realize it is a harsh chemical, those of us who take precautions and use PPE should have the option to purchase and use something that ACTUALLY WORKS in a safe, productive matter.

I refurbished an old weathered metal sundial that had been glued to a cement pedestal. The two had separated from each other long ago and the mastic was hard and dry on the back of the sundial. While this product is sort of messy and you do need to scrape, it did remove the dried on mastic from the back of the sundial. It did require a second application to remove the last of the mastic from some crevices, but the product does work. I used a hose to clean it off when finished.

i tried four different products to remove urethane glue.not big globs at installtion. this was smudgesafter installation,after clean up.it is a light oak floor with light brown glue. so hard to see. but in the rightlight and reflection they show like a neon light. this was by far the best remover.the only spots left arethe one's that are etched in .should have used a water based glue to prevent etching. expensive butworth every penny

This did not remove the carpet glue on my back porch after removing the carpet. I followed the directions, let it sit for a while, did not let it dry, and then tried scraping it up. Some came up but the majority did not. The flooring is still very sticky with glue, so I will need to try something else. This probably doesn't deserve 2 stars but since it did partially work, I will be generous. Also, this is a small amount for so much money. Go to Home Depot or Lowes and you will find better pricing and larger quantities.