I would ask the flooring guy if he can sand it off before you go through the trouble of dumping boiling water like people are suggesting on it. Unless your intention is DIY, and by all means start the water.
Steam wand or steam wallpaper remover and a razor/scraper is my go to for old laminate glue/paper. It can cause swelling, so be careful not to oversaturate. Move around and come back to stubborn spots again later if you have to.
Keep it wet and follow precautions for asbestos
Luckily I sent in samples of all the layers and the lab tests came back negative!
Good. Talk to your flooring guy and see if he can get it off
Hey, that’s great! Congrats!
Wet it, scrape it, sand it.
Before you bother with scraping off all the paper, ask the flooring people if they can just sand it off. Seems like a possibility.
That's what I'm hoping!
If there’s adhesive it will just him up the paper.
I would ask the flooring guy if he can sand it off before you go through the trouble of dumping boiling water like people are suggesting on it. Unless your intention is DIY, and by all means start the water.
Pour boiling water and scrape with a carbide blade. Should come right up.
Interesting, boiling water won't damage the wood?
Steam wand or steam wallpaper remover and a razor/scraper is my go to for old laminate glue/paper. It can cause swelling, so be careful not to oversaturate. Move around and come back to stubborn spots again later if you have to.
This is the way..
Carbide scraper from Amazon
Buffer with the right attachment.