Glue debonder

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Glue debonder

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Hey all,
Have a quick question. I recently got a partially built multimedia kit and was wondering if anyone can suggest a good debonder for CA glue/krazy Glue and if there is such a thing as Plastic model glue debonder? I know that Easy Off oven cleaner works with CA glue, but reacts horribly with resin, making it soft and crumbly and unfortunately that's what I'm trying to "debond". Thanks for any help.
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Re: Glue debonder

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ILuvMigs wrote:Hey all,
Have a quick question. I recently got a partially built multimedia kit and was wondering if anyone can suggest a good debonder for CA glue/krazy Glue and if there is such a thing as Plastic model glue debonder? I know that Easy Off oven cleaner works with CA glue, but reacts horribly with resin, making it soft and crumbly and unfortunately that's what I'm trying to "debond". Thanks for any help.

Try using a acetone based CA de-bonder....they usually have additives to prevent the glue getting all jellified and tacky.
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Re: Glue debonder

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I've used nail polish remover on CA before, no problems.
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