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....

Debonder!

Dave

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

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

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.

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