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Aleen's Original Tacky Glue Question

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Aleen's Original Tacky Glue Question
Posted by MetrolinkFan on Sunday, October 31, 2021 5:09 PM

Hello all how would I get dried tacky glue off an HO engine shell? I had glued a little piece of paper.On my Ho F40PH shell I had use basically elmers glue one I used was called. Aleens original tacky glue what can I use to get the dried glue off of my Ho F40PH shell? Hope you can help Thanks Cheer's

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Posted by Southgate on Sunday, October 31, 2021 5:39 PM

 See If you can gently chip it off with toothpicks or sharpened wooden matches, not steel tools. You could soak a piece of tissue and lay it on the glue a few hours to soften it first.That's how I'd start. Dan

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Posted by MetrolinkFan on Sunday, October 31, 2021 6:42 PM

I painted this shell with water based paint to if,I soak the shell in hot/warm water will the pain come off?

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Posted by doctorwayne on Sunday, October 31, 2021 10:38 PM

MetrolinkFan

I painted this shell with water based paint to if,I soak the shell in hot/warm water will the pain come off?

 
If it's water-based acrylic paint, such as Pollyscale, the water will have no effect on the paint dried paint.  If it's water-based craft paint, water may remove the paint.
 
Wayne

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