How do I get refractory cement out of my carpet?

>>1232599
water?

doesn't it set with 500+F?

what do the cleanup instructions say?

Holy fuck that is ugly carpet.

I suggest gasoline and a lit match

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>>1232601
Didn't have instructions for cleaning, it air dries the cures via heat, will take boiling water and soap and see if that helps

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>>1232608
use gloves, that stuff is not nice to bare skin.

i used a different brand and it's got a fairly high concentration of sodium hydroxide

>>1232615
is it dry already? break it up with gloves as best you can and vacuum it up. then try the water to get the rest out

>>1232599

The binder in refractory cement that gives it green strength is USUALLY sodium silicate. It's soluble in water.

If that don't work, I've got nothin'.

>>1232599
Lump hammer and a cold chisel.
Wear goggles.
If its started to set then don't add water, just makes it harder. Too much water only fucks concrete before its set because it dilutes it. Once its hard it will drink that water for strength.

>>1232599
Break it up the best you can use a knife cut the fibers that are attached either way ur fucked
>t. Stanley steemer

>>1232599
Sheiiit, that stuffs basically a permanent fixture when it dries.
Smashing your brothers face into it a few time might loosen some of it up, but I think you might have to live with it

>>1232793
Also you could get a carpet repair like have some one cut out some carpet in a closet and set it in their just make sure they know what they are doing.

Google backset.