Re: Help~removing contact cement?
By:John Monfoe
Date: 4/22/2001, 5:12 am
Date: 4/22/2001, 5:12 am
In Response To: Re: Help~removing contact cement? (Rehd)
: Hi Larry
: Don't know the fancy chemical names for it but when I was doing formica
: counter tops, we used Laquer thinner and it disolves the stuff quite
: quickly. The laquer thinner seems to evaporate quite quickly, and I'd use
: the resporator if you're working inside the boat. Nasty stuff. I can't say
: for sure how it will effect epoxy or glass, as I've never used it there,
: but..... You could test it on something to see how it will effect it. ???
: Hope that helps.
I have used laquer thinner also to get the contact cement off my hands.
John
: Rehd
Messages In This Thread
- Help~removing contact cement?
Larry C. -- 4/21/2001, 8:12 am- Re: Help~removing contact cement?
Erez -- 4/21/2001, 11:43 am- Re: Help~removing contact cement?
Larry C. -- 4/21/2001, 3:20 pm
- Re: Help~removing contact cement?
Rehd -- 4/21/2001, 9:38 am- Re: Help~removing contact cement?
John Monfoe -- 4/22/2001, 5:12 am- Re: Easiest way to remove contact cement.
Steve L -- 4/21/2001, 6:49 pm- Re: Help~removing contact cement?
daren neufeld -- 4/21/2001, 2:30 pm - Re: Easiest way to remove contact cement.
- Re: Help~removing contact cement?
John Michne -- 4/21/2001, 9:13 am - Re: Help~removing contact cement?
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