Depending on the shape of the tub bottom you may have some luck scraping
with a razor blade but it is real easy to scratch like that but if the
surface is convex, it may be possible.
If you end up scratching the surface, you can usually buff out small
scratches or gel coat the whole tub for a new finish. Yahoogle on fiberglas
repair if it comes to that.
"Chas12" <che...@optonline.net> wrote in message
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Corinne
Stubby wrote, "But you could try a hairdryer (CAREFUL!!!) to soften the
glue."
I believe this is worth a try since most contact cements as used on the
appliques are heat sensitive. Method I would use is to warm the area with a
hair drier, pick up a corner using a knife blade, then gradually peel the
applique off while gripping it with tweezers or pliers, all the while,
keeping the immediate area pretty warm with a hair drier. As Stubby said,
be careful not to apply enough heat it to affect the plastic of the tub.
SJF