What's the best way to clean probond off the hands ?
I have tried alcohol and nail polish remover to not much avail
since it seems to be absorbed into the skin and stays tacky for a while and then causes the skin to peel a few days later.

I use brake parts cleaner on a rag, or WD-40 if I can't find the Brake Parts Cleaner. They seem to work pretty well. The best plan would be to wear cheap vinyl gloves. If you can stand having your hands in a sweaty plastic bag, it keeps the glue off and you can toss them when you get thru.

I have read somewhere, that using baby powder and rubbing it on the Probond will ball it up and peel it off. I have not tried it myself, so let me know if it works too!

Dale

No, that won't work.

the probond actually gets absorbed into the skin unlike CA which just hardens a crust on the skin which can be scraped off the next day

Keep a damp rag or sponge handy when using ProBond and when you get some on your fingers wipe it off right away before it sets. If I does set up a little I use a detergent and water with a hand brush. I really havent had much of a problem with it.

To those of you with wives, sneak into the bathroom and grab that stone block looking thing. She uses it to sand the skin or something, I dont know, dont want to know. But I do know it works pretty good for getting CA and Probond off the skin. Just dont get caught. Had to give her the check book for a while to calm her down.
Edwin

I'm not sure how to get it off, but you can do the obvious which is to wear rubber gloves. I had to start wearing these when I build this year when I got contact lenses, and well... my eyes are very sensitive and will almost swell shut when I put my contacts in/out with anything on my hands(ca, epoxy, probond, etc...). Don't ask me how I know

Joe