UniBond All purpose Sealant remover, 80ml

I followed the instructions to the letter: removed what I could with a knife, put a bead of the remover on what was left, waited for 4 hours and scraped it off. It did what I wanted, which was to soften the small amount of remaining sealant enough that I could scrape it off the plastic shower tray without damaging it. It did not soften it so that it just wiped off. It was pretty cold in the shower room, so I don’t know if temperature affects the chemical reaction.

After scraping about 75% off with a very small blade and scraper I applied the whole tube of the ‘remover’ to just the end of the bath where the taps are and left it for about 19 hours. It did not work. Obviously it took some of the sealant off but certainly not all of it. I am just off out to buy something else. Never again,

Was able to remove sealant with my finger nail after using this product.

This works like a dream! I had a large amount of silicone to remove around the skirtings/floor of my conservatory before applying new. I followed instructions and left it on for 3 hours. The old silicone broke down nicely and was easy to remove by scraping using a sealant removal tool and a scraper. I then washed skirtings and tiled floor with warm, soapy water. I was worried after reading some reviews that it did not work - it definitely does. My only complaint, like a few other reviewers, is that it's not particularly easy to apply - Application would be much easier if the tube had a long, thin nozzle. I have since seen this product in a tube like silicone and that I think would be much easier to apply. Very pleased, it's made a difficult, time consuming job much easier and quicker. Would recommend.

Does as its meant to do, fantastic results. Remove as much of the sealant as possible before applying and then put the get on the remaining sealant and leave for at least 3 hours. You would never know there had been sealant there just wiped off.