I'm in the process of replacing the coaming tread on my '87 30 trbs. I'm replacing the teak with starboard. Both teak originals came up easily (one unintentionally, lost overboard. the other intentionally). They were only held down by silicone caulk. I have scraped off most of the caulk but can't get it all off. My questions are...
1- Is there a solvent that will remove the caulk but is safe for the underlying gel coat?
2- Does it matter if I get it all off? I will not be caulking the new boards (except where I screw them down) as it is my understanding the caulk will not adhere to the starboard anyhow.
Thank you!
1- Is there a solvent that will remove the caulk but is safe for the underlying gel coat?
2- Does it matter if I get it all off? I will not be caulking the new boards (except where I screw them down) as it is my understanding the caulk will not adhere to the starboard anyhow.
Thank you!