MrCrowley wrote:Helpful as everjsefcik wrote:Just toss it out l
its a stupid t-shirt, who really cares that much about to t shirt? unless its made of gold
Getting rid of epoxy
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Well it might be expensive...jsefcik wrote:MrCrowley wrote:Helpful as everjsefcik wrote:Just toss it out l
its a stupid t-shirt, who really cares that much about to t shirt? unless its made of gold
No, it's not a T shirt. Yeah, I can toss it out, but the shirt is gray and it's just the white paper towel fragments stuck on it that make it look wrong.
This was an accident - I didn't wear it to the workshop, have no idea how the PVC cement / epoxy got it's way there.
This was an accident - I didn't wear it to the workshop, have no idea how the PVC cement / epoxy got it's way there.
Welcome to Singapore.
The laws are stricter concerning spudguns than anywhere in the West.
Even the Aussies for all they complain have it good compared to us.
The laws are stricter concerning spudguns than anywhere in the West.
Even the Aussies for all they complain have it good compared to us.
Dichloromethane can be bought online if you're not in the US, and soaking epoxy in it gives a gel which can be easily removed.
Acetone should be sufficient if it's PVC cement.
Acetone should be sufficient if it's PVC cement.
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