Now I remember why I haven,t opened that bottle of gorrilla glue yet, I
gotta get some plastis gloves...1-1/2.......good ole Titebond....
Roger Haar wrote in message
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HI,
before it sets gorilla glue does come of with
acetone, at least it works for me. I find that 80
grit sandpaper on my bench mounts belt sands does
fine to, just need to stop as the blood starts.
Thanks
Roger haar
Jim Mc Namara wrote:
Looks like there could be some money in a gorilla glue "hand" plane
Steve!
LOL!
Jummy
"Steve Knight" wrote in message
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The glue is fabulous: gives plenty of cramp-up time; as strong, if
not
stronger than any glue I have ever used; when dry, cleans up like a
dream.
But how do you get the *%$!!Łg stuff off your hands? I've tried
water,
turps, white spirit, surgical spirit, meths, detergent, pumice stone
and
80
grit sandpaper. What do you use to clean up your glue brushes?
Just time it takes a couple of days to come off.
I wear rubber gloves.
I use a thin piece of wood to spread it. You can clean the brushes
with
acetone while the glue is wet but once cured nothing will desolated
it.
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