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> Let's say you were a little sloppy using that can of "Great stuff". If you
> didn't care about the surface it was on, how would you get it off - as in
> all the way off? Knife, that works just fine, but won't get it all off of
> concrete. Spackle knife, same as a pen knife. What will dissolve it -
> mineral spirits, lacquer thinner, diesel, acetone, ...
> I'm just looking for a quick way to dissolve it so that I can do a proper
> job that the Great Stuff temporarily fixed.

>Let's say you were a little sloppy using that can of "Great stuff". If you
>didn't care about the surface it was on, how would you get it off - as in
>all the way off? Knife, that works just fine, but won't get it all off of
>concrete. Spackle knife, same as a pen knife. What will dissolve it -
>mineral spirits, lacquer thinner, diesel, acetone, ...
>I'm just looking for a quick way to dissolve it so that I can do a proper
>job that the Great Stuff temporarily fixed.