GLUE REMOVAL, DRIED.

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  • skillett
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    • Apr 2015
    • 103
    • The Natural State, USA
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    #1

    GLUE REMOVAL, DRIED.

    GOT the PT17 DOWN, repaired and charging batteries, anticipating warmer weather. However, it has large globs of dried gorilla glue. Is the best way to remove is with dremel grinder or what? Should I use grinder wheel or sanding wheel in doing this?

    I failed to read instructions on bottle of gorilla regarding the creeping of the contents from the desired spot.

    Thanks all.
    Jimmy

    I started out with nothing, and still have most of it.  :)


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  • Alpha
    Former Motion RC Staff

    • Feb 2015
    • 4110
    • The North Pole
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    #2
    Hi Skillet, I have had success removing dried gorilla glue with a new, sharp hobby razor blade. Slice off the major chucks, then use a sanding wheel or rough sandpaper to do the rest. If you use a sanding wheel, avoid too high of an rpm, which may melt the gorilla glue somewhat. Lower rpm and letting the tool do the work is the best course of action.

    Good luck!
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    • skillett
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      • Apr 2015
      • 103
      • The Natural State, USA
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      #3
      Thanks ALPHA. will do your method.
      Jimmy

      I started out with nothing, and still have most of it.  :)


      Death is the number one killer in the world.

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