getting off ca on covering
06-29-2003 | 09:39 AM
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Nail polish remover used to have/be acetone back in the days of "better living through chemistry"
If you check the bottles now I'm pretty sure you won't find it as an ingredient.
I just went to the Big Orange Depot and bought a gallon of it for 9 bucks.
If you check the bottles now I'm pretty sure you won't find it as an ingredient.
I just went to the Big Orange Depot and bought a gallon of it for 9 bucks.
06-30-2003 | 02:51 AM
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Greg. . .Found some great stuff at the LHS. It is calld "UN-CURE" and it leaves no sign of CA on the covering. The LHS puts his shop name on it , but in fine print I found www.BSIadhesives.com and on the side "distributed by DSI Atascadero, CA" This is the only thing I have found that works. Great stuff. Wait till the CA cures before applying.
06-30-2003 | 09:43 PM
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Greg. . .Had a typo on my post...Should be ...by BSI Atascadero,CA
as in "Bob Smith Industries." I am really pleased with this. I put a drop that will cover the cured CA and let it soften for a half a minute then rub with a soft (t-shirt) cloth. Might take a 2nd application if really thick. No traces of it on the Ultracote!
as in "Bob Smith Industries." I am really pleased with this. I put a drop that will cover the cured CA and let it soften for a half a minute then rub with a soft (t-shirt) cloth. Might take a 2nd application if really thick. No traces of it on the Ultracote!
07-02-2003 | 02:12 PM
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getting off ca on covering
Originally posted by flatfour
Nail polish remover used to have/be acetone back in the days of "better living through chemistry"
If you check the bottles now I'm pretty sure you won't find it as an ingredient.
I just went to the Big Orange Depot and bought a gallon of it for 9 bucks.
Nail polish remover used to have/be acetone back in the days of "better living through chemistry"
If you check the bottles now I'm pretty sure you won't find it as an ingredient.
I just went to the Big Orange Depot and bought a gallon of it for 9 bucks.
There is something else that works very well on CA and that's the nitro in our fuel. A little on a rag rubbed gently on the CA will remove it fairly quickly.
John
