Removing old caulk after softening it

NamMedevac 70 wrote:
plastic razor blades and/or plastic putty knife works for me after softening with DAP caulk remover on fiberglass.

I do have to try plastic razor blades one of these days. I'm pretty used to using a metal blade, but still have to be careful and the occasional nick or gouge is bound to happen.
The plastic ones seem to have their place with more delicate tasks.

There are lots of good "handles" if you use a razor blade.

Cummins12V98
Because the ROOF is where the most RV caulk needing removal is located

The roof curves down over the edge to the little gutters-that should call for reg caulk not self leveling right? Doug

I see that mineral spirits is a solvent and with a bunch of warnings yet it is reported to be useful in cleaning around caulk issues . Is it safe and wont remove siding coloring etc.? Thanks for all the replies Doug

Gary45 wrote:
1/2 inch wood chisel works well

x 2

Interesting how everyone is talking about roof caulking. Did I miss some verbiage in the OP’s post?

Brownleaf wrote:
I am planning on using goo-gone caulk remover to soften old caulk. Anyone have any feedback on that choice and removing old caulk? Thanks Doug

You may want to add what type of location you are wanting to remove the caulking from.

plastic razor blades and/or plastic putty knife works for me after softening with DAP caulk remover on fiberglass.

Yep. Knife or blade.