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I do already have a multi tool, which is great! But also does create of dust... Face masks a plenty here, but will deff check when I go back to it that I've got a good enough one Very good shout Ah I've messed up the replies and quotes, but hopefully it's clear which people Ive replied to!

Currently gutting my narrow boat to get ready to go into the yard to de-rust and then get spray foam insulation. I didn't expect it but the worst bit so far is removing the 34 year old insulation panels. They seem to be some sort of foil coated panels. They're very stuck, and getting them off is an absolute pain. The foil rips and the insulative material just disintegrates. Hull is quite rusty behind and seems to have infiltrated the foil where adhesive has been used to attach to the walls. It wouldn't be so bad but turns out I'm quite allergic to the stuff. Just wondering if anyone has any ideas of how to speed the job along or make it easier/less messy? The disintegrating is the worst bit for me. I have to do it myself due to funds and time, and yes I'm wearing lot of protective equipment (so sweaty!), but it's still seems to find a way of getting to my skin and lungs. and I'm restricted to battery powered tools. Thanks for any ideas!