CA on GOLF PANTS!
06-25-2003, 12:33 AM
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CA on GOLF PANTS!
I did a search on removing CA , but I guess I am the only one that has dripped this stuff onto a nice pair of pants!. Does anybody want to take a shot on how to get this stuff out? I 'm tempted to go acetone, but think that will just soften the CA up and then leave an acetone stain. OH FIDDLESTICKS!. Hmmmmm Golf?..Flying?....Golf?.....Flying?.... HEY FISHIN's FUN TOO! 
06-25-2003, 06:20 AM
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Re: Poor little baby...
Originally posted by Gene Chernosky
Acetone will work as will CA debonder...both might harm the fabric...oh well
Why not simply use these as shorts for the shop/building and go from there instead of whining about it...just an idea
Acetone will work as will CA debonder...both might harm the fabric...oh well
Why not simply use these as shorts for the shop/building and go from there instead of whining about it...just an idea
06-25-2003, 12:22 PM
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CA on GOLF PANTS!
1. Work to convert the golf course into a nice flying field. 
2. If the golf pants must be saved, take them to a dry cleaner; I'd suspect that they'd know how to get acetone-soluble glue out.
2. If the golf pants must be saved, take them to a dry cleaner; I'd suspect that they'd know how to get acetone-soluble glue out.
06-25-2003, 02:48 PM
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Re: CA on GOLF PANTS!
Originally posted by Mikel-t
I 'm tempted to go acetone, but think that will just soften the CA up and then leave an acetone stain.
I 'm tempted to go acetone, but think that will just soften the CA up and then leave an acetone stain.
The pants are already ruined, so why not try the acetone, and let us know if it works. Then we'll all know
06-25-2003, 04:38 PM
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New pair of Pants
Sounds to me like you now have a new addition to your shop clothes closet.
An old pair for me is a new pair for the shop as I keep several pairs of pants and shirts for the shop and the flying field.
I just cant keep glow fuel off my clothes at the field and certainly cant keep them clean in the shop. So I have a whole other set of clothes for the situation.
I have thought of getting one of those shop suits that is one piece and zips up but have not had a chance to look into it.
This would work great for me because I would be able to fly on the way home from work without changing clothes, just put on the suit and Im ready to go.
Dbow
An old pair for me is a new pair for the shop as I keep several pairs of pants and shirts for the shop and the flying field.
I just cant keep glow fuel off my clothes at the field and certainly cant keep them clean in the shop. So I have a whole other set of clothes for the situation.
I have thought of getting one of those shop suits that is one piece and zips up but have not had a chance to look into it.
This would work great for me because I would be able to fly on the way home from work without changing clothes, just put on the suit and Im ready to go.
Dbow
06-25-2003, 10:44 PM
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My reply to your replies.
These are not in order of respondants so here goes...
TO: MULLIGAN = Did I fail to mention that these were the pants that I wore when I broke 80....PRICELESS!
TO: BillHARRIS = Good answer and funny too! Thanks, nice reply
TO: Minnflyer = Your right...( as usual ) thanks
TO: Flyboy = It took me a minute but it was very clever, Thanks.
TO: dBow = Hey how about we start a business for flight-suits?
TO: Hookedonrc = Hey, I like the way you think!
TO those that thought I was whinning thanks for your reply as well.
TO: MULLIGAN = Did I fail to mention that these were the pants that I wore when I broke 80....PRICELESS!
TO: BillHARRIS = Good answer and funny too! Thanks, nice reply
TO: Minnflyer = Your right...( as usual ) thanks
TO: Flyboy = It took me a minute but it was very clever, Thanks.
TO: dBow = Hey how about we start a business for flight-suits?
TO: Hookedonrc = Hey, I like the way you think!
TO those that thought I was whinning thanks for your reply as well.
06-25-2003, 10:48 PM
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CA removal
I spilled CA on my new jeans the other day. I removed it with acetone and it worked to my satisfaction. I removed a little of the blue dye but it worked for me and is not noticeable. If you dont like the results you just have a new pair of modeling clothes. ha.
