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If a person were to accidently get some thin CA on a composite surface and on a Mono-Coat type surface..is there way to remove it?
Thanks...

I am asking for a friend as I would not be crazy enough to let this happen to me....maybe...Hehehehhehe....

rcguy!

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Debonder!

Dave

drdoom

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Acetone will. But if it is painted you can't . It will remove the paint. OK for Monocote.

c/f

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Ca debonder in the purist form for industrial use is 100% nitromethane. Just ask for a MSDS sheet, Those for model use are mostly nitro cut with acetone, not so good IMHO.

I routinely remove Ca on monokote and painted surfaces very carefully using the Golden West Debonder brand found at woodworking stores.

ie. http://woodcraft.com/family.aspx?fam...e=details#tabs

Bigdeal10

Soak a paper towel with unburnt glow fuel, the more nitro the faster it will work. Let sit for 15 minutes and it will wipe right off.

Synthetic

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Thanks guys...great ideas and will give them a try. I appreciate the help! Errr....I mean....my friend appreciates the help!
HEHHehehehhe....