Re: Other: Cleaning tools
By:Rob Macks
Date: 8/7/2003, 5:05 pm
Date: 8/7/2003, 5:05 pm
In Response To: Re: Other: Cleaning tools (Tom Moye)
: If it is not fully cured, vinegar is the cheapest, mildest solvent. If it is
: cured paint remover will work, but it's fairly nasty stuff.
: Heat > 140°F will soften most epoxies. (dishwasher on high temp? I've
: never tried it. Nor have I cooked a fish in the dishwasher, though I've
: heard that works.)
: Scraping works as well as anything, IMO, depending on the surface.
: Tom
: VT, USA
Sounds like another use for a heat gun. I haven't tried it.
I bet it would soften it right up and you could peal it off.
I'd try the low setting first so you don't send smoke signals
Rob
Messages In This Thread
- Other: Cleaning tools
Dave McKinney -- 8/7/2003, 4:11 pm- Re: Other: Cleaning tools
Brian Nystrom -- 8/8/2003, 1:37 pm- Re: Other: Cleaning tools
Marcel R. in Portland, Or. -- 8/7/2003, 5:30 pm- Re: Other: Cleaning tools
Tom Moye -- 8/7/2003, 4:54 pm- Re: Other: Cleaning tools
Malcolm Schweizer -- 8/7/2003, 6:07 pm- Real question: why would you? *NM*
Rob P -- 8/8/2003, 9:18 am- Re: Real question: why would you?
Malcolm Schweizer -- 8/8/2003, 10:55 pm- Re: Real question: why would you?
Charles Leach -- 8/9/2003, 6:36 am
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Rick Sylvia -- 8/8/2003, 3:32 pm - Re: Real question: why would you?
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- Re: Other: Cleaning tools
Rob Macks -- 8/7/2003, 5:05 pm - Real question: why would you? *NM*
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