How much glue are you talking about? It will scrape off much easier if it is hot... I used the tip of the glue gun (obviously, without a glue stick in it)--a putty knife, and paper towels to wipe the knife as I went along. (I don't have a soldering iron -- that would work, too). I found that I could scrub what was left after that off with 60 grit sandpaper. I built both an Artic Tern and a Coho this winter & spring.... and on boat #2 I was more sparing with the glue than on boat #1 -- and advice I'd got before I started was "use as small of glue tabs as possible."

Julie Kanarr

: Faithfully following the directions for my Coho, I used hot glue to
: temporarily mount the forms on the inside of the hull. Now its time for
: them to come out. I have removed the forms using a soldering iron to
: soften the glue, but I am at a loss for how to get the remaining glue
: residue off of the hull interior. The stuff won't sand, won't peel off,
: and doesn't seem to want to scrape off. Any ideas? Please? I am also
: wondering why I didn't just wire the forms in instead of gluing them.
: Maybe next time. . .