This is going to require a bit of finesse and attention, but it won't be actively hard , per se. To remove No More Nails, you'll need the following: I used this product to glue a thin plastic sheet to a piece of old chip wood from the 80’s just to keep it from falling apart. It worked, and if I was to pull the plastic sheet from the wood, it would split and destroy before the glue will let go. The glue dried in about 20 hours.

It's great for DIY projects that require a strong attachment, without the use of traditional mechanical attachments, such as nails and screws. It's generally safe and easy to use (like most adhesives), and has incredibly high bond strength. One reviewer said: First things first - what exactly is No More Nails? As mentioned in the introduction, it's a specialised adhesive. It's specifically designed to attach to porous materials, such as: