How to Remove Old Laminate Countertops & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Old Laminate Countertops & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Old Laminate Countertops & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Old Laminate Countertops & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Laminate Countertop & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Laminate Countertop & Backsplash Without Damaging

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How to Remove Laminate Countertop & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Laminate Countertop & Backsplash Without Damaging

How to Remove Laminate Countertop & Backsplash Without Damaging

Hammer off the edge trim tiles into a bucket to start your countertop demolition.

How to remove countertop backsplash. Place crow bar or straight edge between the laminate backsplash and the wood. Line an additional piece of masking tape on top of it. Repeat this process along the entire length of the backsplash, and you should have your backsplash removed in no time.

All you really need is something thin like a putty knife and get to ripping! You will need a screwdriver, drill, and chisel to remove the backsplash. It's common for formica countertops to curve up at the edges to provide their own backsplashes, and to remove the backsplash, you have to remove the whole countertop.

Place a piece of masking tape over the marked line where you will cut. Loosen the screws that hold the backsplash in place. Repeat chiseling granite backsplash off the wall from the top.

Steps on how to remove laminate backsplash. Be careful not to damage the front of the cabinets. Removing a countertop backsplash is a fairly simple process.

Cut the silicone adhesive between the cabinet and countertop using a razor knife. To remove thinset, use a stiff putty knife and some elbow grease to scrape it from the wall. Use a drill to remove the screws and then the countertops should lift right off.

Use a drill/driver to remove the screws. Remove any furniture buttons on the face of the backsplash to reveal screw heads. Now that the backsplash has been addressed, we can move.

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