Max Strip Floor Adhesive Remover - 1 Gallon - Professional Fast Working Gel Strips Multiple Layers - Removes Tough Mastics and Construction Adhesives - No Harsh Odor Leaves Surface Clean

It worked well removing the old cardboard linoleum back and mastic from my old fir wood floor. It spreads easily with a brush. I had to leave it on overnight and rewet the areas with a spray bottle before scraping. I found it best to work on a square yard sized area at a time because of the fumes. It has a smell like strong Windex. I was doing this in the late fall with a closed house. It's probably best to do this project when you can up open the windows for days. Be sure to shake the bottle well and apply the liquid gel generously. A stiff scraper and a wire brush will make the removal go faster. A cheap mop and a bunch of cheap car towels are handy for the water clean-up. As a DIY, I would rate this as Hard due to labor. If I had a lot of floor area to do, I would hire someone.

Worked awesome!!! I used a carpet glue trowel to apply, let it sit for 3 hours, then used a 4" razor scraper. Glue came right off. I did a second round just to get the final residue. Then scrubbed and mopped. The floor looks new. Took about 3 hours. Lemon scent isn't bad at all.

I bought this product to remove some leftover adhesive from old peel & stick tiles that were on concrete floor. At first try, it seemed to work well. I was scraping up what looked like the adhesive and stuck-on dirt and feeling excited. But once the floors dried from the soap/water rinse, they were still sticky. I’m beyond disappointed that I spent $60 and hours of my limited project time on this product.

Used it in my master bathroom to remove the glue from the laminate so I can put tile down pretty good product

If your glue is still yellow ish, this tends to work very well. If it’s old and grey, this product will not work (only a heat gun will).

This product was a disappointment for what I needed it for. But it might work for someone else. Just didn't work for me.

I’ve used this to remove both carpet glue and vinyl tile glue in a couple renovation projects. It works great.

I have a basement cement floor that has black mastic from late 1970’s troweled over the entire floor. Around the perimeter there is approx 2 ft band of modern yellow colored floor glue that had the carpet pad I just removed glued down. The mastic was from the original vinyl/lenoleum flooring that was removed at some point before the yellow glue was used to glue down carpet pad. I have done about 10x15 ft area so far and it’s working good. I coated the area and tarped for 1.5 hours and could scrape off all the mastic and all but about 10% of the yellow glue (where it was thicker) which I will do on a second round. It’s working better than I hoped. Having a good scraper helps. I mopped with hot water for cleanup but I think I may use shop vac I going forward. This stuff has an odor but it’s not bad and I had no issues with breathing or eyes watering etc. I’d give it an A+ at removing the black mastic and an A at removing the yellow floor glue. I wish I only had mastic to remove as the yellow glue has carpet pad stuck to it which is probably why that’s harder to get off in one round.

Does what it says and works really great.very easy to use is sticky at first but then it all comes away once mopped up,value for money and left all floor really clean .