Sealing strips play a vital role and are found on all furniture. While removing them for other reasons is possible, at least a few tips are recommended. So, do you know how to remove sealant and what precautions should be taken when using them? Let's take a look.

I. How to Remove Sealant

1. Wipe the sealant with non-stick gasoline, then wipe it with warm water. 2. Prepare some nail polish and use it to wipe the sealant. 3. Sprinkle some vinegar on the sealant and let it sit for a while before soaking it in hot water. 4. If the sealant has hardened, soak it in white vinegar for a few minutes before wiping it with rubbing alcohol.

II. Precautions for Using Sealing Strips

1. It's best to thoroughly clean the area where sealing strips are needed, removing all dust and impurities. If stains are not removed before applying sealing strips, the strips may peel off after a while, affecting normal use. Therefore, special care is required.

2. Next, observe the locations where sealant stripping is required. If necessary, it's best to apply some tape to the gaps to ensure uniform sealant distribution and maintain an aesthetically pleasing finish. Also, before applying sealant, ensure the nozzle of the sealant gun is approximately the same size as the gap.

3. When applying sealant, hold the sealant gun at a 45-degree angle to the floor. Support the gun with one hand while squeezing with the other to ensure a smoother application. Also, stop after each application to remove any excess sealant, as it will be difficult to clean once it solidifies.

This concludes our discussion of sealant removal and precautions when using sealant strips. Do you understand? Sealing strips are extremely useful and can effectively prevent leaks. However, please be mindful of certain details when using them to avoid affecting subsequent use.