I remodel bathrooms so caulk removal from around the rim of the tub is something I've done a Lot of. Get a very sharp 3/4 or 1" wood chisel. Lay it flat on the tub and Carefully work your way around it at right angles to the seam. It will cut the caulk off the enamel. The sharper the chisel the better. You will leave a few black marks on the enamel but use Zud or Bar Keepers Friend scouring powder and a green 3M scrubber pad and you can easily remove them and any residual caulk. Careful with the pad as you can easily over do it and mar the finish on the enamel. The same technique works for plastic tubs but you have to be supremely careful with the chisel and don't use the scrubber pad. Use a soft cloth with the scouring powder. (I hate plastic tubs and surrounds anyway) I don't mess with sharpening chisels. I just buy new Woods Bros set of 3 for $14 at Home Despot and bill them to the job. Afterwards I give them to the homeowner.
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