CA glue on cloth
08-25-2009, 12:56 PM
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CA glue on cloth
is there anyway to get Ca glue off your clothes and not damage the clother themselves? i hate myself for accidently whereing a good pair of shorts down in my workshop only to find a drop of glue had made its way onto them. any sugesstions? thanks
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08-25-2009, 01:03 PM
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RE: CA glue on cloth
in my experience... time to go shopping for new shorts and use those as your new "work shop" clothes....
I tried de-bonder, acetone, etc.... didn't really seem to work and there was always a stain left behind....
I tried de-bonder, acetone, etc.... didn't really seem to work and there was always a stain left behind....
08-25-2009, 02:12 PM
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RE: CA glue on cloth
Yep, you can use debonder but it takes a while and it never completely goes away since it seems to get deep inside the fibers.
I always mange to somehow get CA or or epoxy on myself so now I wear the same stuff for airplane work that I do for working around the house.
A good shop apron is another idea that might help.
I always mange to somehow get CA or or epoxy on myself so now I wear the same stuff for airplane work that I do for working around the house.
A good shop apron is another idea that might help.
08-25-2009, 07:19 PM
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RE: CA glue on cloth
That's how I mark my t-shirts and shorts/pants to be used for building.
It seems I've got a heck of a lot more building t-shirts than I have any other type!
Really ticks off the maid.
It seems I've got a heck of a lot more building t-shirts than I have any other type!
Really ticks off the maid.
08-26-2009, 12:42 AM
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RE: CA glue on cloth
ORIGINAL: ChuckW
Yep, you can use debonder but it takes a while and it never completely goes away since it seems to get deep inside the fibers.
I always mange to somehow get CA or or epoxy on myself so now I wear the same stuff for airplane work that I do for working around the house.
A good shop apron is another idea that might help.
Yep, you can use debonder but it takes a while and it never completely goes away since it seems to get deep inside the fibers.
I always mange to somehow get CA or or epoxy on myself so now I wear the same stuff for airplane work that I do for working around the house.
A good shop apron is another idea that might help.
08-26-2009, 08:33 PM
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RE: CA glue on cloth
ORIGINAL: vicman
Anymore I wear gloves when using epoxy and G-glue. My wife doesn't like it when I come to bed with sticky hands.[X(]
Anymore I wear gloves when using epoxy and G-glue. My wife doesn't like it when I come to bed with sticky hands.[X(]
08-26-2009, 08:39 PM
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RE: CA glue on cloth
ORIGINAL: ChuckW
I was putting on a cowl once and the screw went flying and I couldn't find it anywhere. That night in bed my wife said that my arm was scratching her really bad. I looked at my arm and there was the screw firmly CA'd in place. She didn't didn't think it was nearly as funny as I did.
ORIGINAL: vicman
Anymore I wear gloves when using epoxy and G-glue. My wife doesn't like it when I come to bed with sticky hands.[X(]
Anymore I wear gloves when using epoxy and G-glue. My wife doesn't like it when I come to bed with sticky hands.[X(]
Now that ISfunny!!!!
Ken
