I've tried acetone, warm soapy water, and vinegar so far with no success. Will goof off do it?
I've tried acetone, warm soapy water, and vinegar so far with no success. Will goof off do it?
Acetone is the preferred solvent for CA, but it may take time (and soften the adjoined parts). Try this:
http://www.ehow.com/how_5585599_remo...late-glue.html
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Acetone just isn't working. I'm thinking gasoline at this point.
The best thing ive found is heat and allot of it i bought a old oven for 15 bucks and use it to release old tires from rims works great
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Thanks mamba, heating with torch worked. The glue burned and parts came free finally
Glad it worked buddy
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Don't they make a de-bonder? Ive never used it but would like to know if others have? As I too have some things that could be salvaged if I could get them apart.
The is a ca de bonder I have used it to release ca joined parts when building air planes out of balsa and light ply. Releases parts that were not positioned just perfectly. I don't know if will release parts that have fully cured. IMO I would never use ca to bond to Frp parts .
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