Any idea if that would cause any damage to pvc windows when removing silicon?
Wbite pvc frames seem to be OK, but I'd be cautious with foil coated (wood effect) or coloured frames.
I got a can of it a year ago, but only used it once. I think softened silicone, still stuck in the grain of the mortar is worse than a thin layer of well adhered old stuff.
A couple of scrapers, one very sharp and burr free for using on the frame, followed by a scrub with a MF cloth and pvc cleaner seems to work well.
The other scraper gets abused for against the stone work and gets a resharpen with 240grit wet n dry when needed.
Wbite pvc frames seem to be OK, but I'd be cautious with foil coated (wood effect) or coloured frames.
I got a can of it a year ago, but only used it once. I think softened silicone, still stuck in the grain of the mortar is worse than a thin layer of well adhered old stuff.
A couple of scrapers, one very sharp and burr free for using on the frame, followed by a scrub with a MF cloth and pvc cleaner seems to work well.
The other scraper gets abused for against the stone work and gets a resharpen with 240grit wet n dry when needed.