: I agree that the glue itself is difficult to remove.
: One trick that I learned from David @ altakayak is to make a curved
: scraper (think Ulu knife) from a scrap of Lexan or plexi (a few
: seconds on the disc sander), and use that to remove glued-on
: foam when necessary. If you've careful you can get the foam off
: (mostly) intact, without scraping the (fiberglass) surface.
All of what you said about spray glue is true John. I recently tried to replace some minicell for someone while at symposium (where I had no access to my usual tools or contact cement) and had to use the 77. I could not get a good coating where I really needed it, and the VOC off gassing was very bad. I also had some overspray even though I masked, the wind was a little gusty. Needless to say it had to be re-done later with contact cement
Bryan K
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