CA debonder question
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After using CA debonder to debond 2 pieces of incorrectly glued wood, may the piece be CA'd back together or will the debonder remain in the wood not allowing the glue to cure? Thanks,Todd
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I can't tell you difinitively, but I have used debonder to seperate wood and then reglued it with success. I don't know if it was as strong as the original bond, but I haven't had any problems.
I did clean the debonder off real well with water & let the wood dry thoroughly before re-gluing.
I did clean the debonder off real well with water & let the wood dry thoroughly before re-gluing.
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Hi!
Aceton works but ,but very slow ...Nitro is much much better!
Don't be foolded to buy expensive debonder...Nitro is much better!
Regards!
Jan K
Aceton works but ,but very slow ...Nitro is much much better!
Don't be foolded to buy expensive debonder...Nitro is much better!
Regards!
Jan K
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Thanks for the replys guys. Trying to get this Somethin' Extra finished ASAP so I bit the bullet and bought the ZAP brand stuff. Just had to reglue a balsa former in the tail. The debonder worked good and the former is now restuck the right way
Thanks-Todd
Thanks-Todd
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Hi!
Aceton works but ,but very slow ...Nitro is much much better!
Don't be foolded to buy expensive debonder...Nitro is much better!
Regards!
Jan K
Hi!
Aceton works but ,but very slow ...Nitro is much much better!
Don't be foolded to buy expensive debonder...Nitro is much better!
Regards!
Jan K
Nitro? Are you talking about a brand of Acetone or Nitro fuel ? Please clarify.




