some de-lam removal help needed

[THOR-ONE]

i got a 1/8 sheet of baltic birch delaming on the top of the deck i'm am working on. instead of trying to stick it back on (which always seems to work out poorly), i plan on removing it.

i haven't done this before and thought i might ask for some advice. i was just going to use a chisel and then sand the rest off. any other ideas?

thanks guys

[thepinkpantherpm]

hmm... well when you pell it off it wont pull off all the adhesive, and that stuff is junk to sand off.

[brainfartalerts]

baltic birch ply, unlike its sturdier cousin finnish birch, uses a glue that is not really waterproof.
depending on what the glue layer is under the top layer of baltic birch, you may be able to soak it off in a few stages which would remove the majority of the material.
trying to sand a 3ply 1/8" layer off is going to be tough.

[THOR-ONE]

after showing the deck to Ted (roarockit), who (lucky for me) is a teacher at my school, i decided just to leave the board for a while and let the layer come off on its own, or at least come off enough so i can help it off the rest of the way.

thanks for the advice and help guys, i appriciate it alot

[xunkn0vvnx]

baltic birch ply, unlike its sturdier cousin finnish birch, uses a glue that is not really waterproof.
depending on what the glue layer is under the top layer of baltic birch, you may be able to soak it off in a few stages which would remove the majority of the material.
trying to sand a 3ply 1/8" layer off is going to be tough.

Hey Brian, sorry to bug you, but i sent you over a bunch of PM's over the last 2 weeks, just wanted to make sure they were going through.

[brainfartalerts]

been "out of pocket" as of late, just picked them up.
will send you a reply tonight.
brian