How do you remove a plaque that's held on solely by something

Simply keep jabbing and scraping at it, like the google results all seem to suggest?

I think the back is completely covered in the silicone as well, so that would take literal hours, and may very well damage the surface.

Or is there a solvent or something?

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chisel it off. google it you retard, this isnt a request board

>>1199797
See >>1199796

>>1199793
> ITT; /diy/ aids a metal scrapper in stealing shit that doesn't belong to him.

>>1199799
Bought a house and I want to remove the previous owner's plaque.

It's on a nice white natural stone pillar, so I want to avoid any damage.

>>1199793
if its silicone, could use the same stuff in removing car windows so guitar wire, braided fishing line or hell cheese wire might do it

>>1199829
This, use thin but strong wire and use a sawing motion.

>>1199793
Get a bigger plaque.

>>1199897
piano wire or guitar string should do it.

>>1199793
>mirror in fiberglass bathtub breaks
>go to remove it
>someone used Liquid Nails on it

Thankfully, it was just a cheap ass dollar store mirror with a cardboard backing.

>>1199829
I agree on trying this first.

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Toothbrush, that'll sort out your plaque problem.

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>>1199977
God I want to kill those new fucks and the Jew producers.

>>1199793
hot air gun to a ~100C should loosen it up enough to drive a thin wire behind it

fishing line or dental floss works great

OP here, I'm going to try the wire thing.

Local hardware store has nothing of the sort, so I'm going to have to swing by the music store lmao.

>>1200527
This, ive used both to pull badges off of cars. The stuff they use to hold badges on is tough shit

>>1200554
>not taking a paint scraper to a rolls royce that's parked in your spot