How to remove dried spackle from between the edge of a cabinet and the wall? I’ve tried using a screwdriver and a spackle knife but the spackle is very hard.
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1can you include an image? – depperm Aug 26 '19 at 16:53
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Try using a single edge razor blade. Don't just use the tip or you'll scratch the cabinet, use the entire sharp edge and lightly push it across the surface. You can add a little water and it will make it easier. Use a blade similar to the one below, you want the rigid edge so the blade doesn't bend and scratch the cabinet. – JACK Aug 26 '19 at 17:13
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i know that steam cleaners will take it right off with no scraping or scratches. – dandavis Aug 26 '19 at 19:50
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1If it is "very hard", it ain't spackle... – Jimmy Fix-it Aug 27 '19 at 2:54
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Try using a single edge razor blade. Don't just use the tip or you'll scratch the cabinet, use the entire sharp edge and lightly push it across the surface. You can add a little water and it will make it easier. Use a blade similar to the one below, you want the rigid edge so the blade doesn't bend and scratch the cabinet.
