Looking for help

[wtatsch[501st]]

I am almost done with my BHT but have run into a few problems. What is the best way to remove glue and is there a touch paint I can use?

 

 

 

William Tatsch

 

ID9076

 

 

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Edited August 12, 2012 by wtatsch

[Darth Agnon[501st]]

What type of glue?

[RaiderNick[TX]]

It's its hot glue, e6000 or any other type of rubber cement you can scrap it off easily. If it is abs cement or similar you are screwed.

[wtatsch[501st]]

Super Glue

[Darth Agnon[501st]]

try some rubbing alcohol. Maybe let the area soak in it if possible. You can also try goo-gone. There is an industrial strength goo-gone but be careful with it on the plastic because it can melt it.

 

Actually, could you show us a picture of the accident area?

[Griffin-X[501st]]

The have seen Super Glue turn black ABS sort of white-ish in color. A pic would help us, help you.

[wtatsch[501st]]

Ok here are the picks thigh and chest

[RaiderNick[TX]]

That's actually worse looking than I thought. I wouldn't use alcohol on that it might ruin the finish. Honestly I don't know how to remove it without making it look work, hopefully someone else has a better suggestion.

[wtatsch[501st]]

Starting to breath again the scratch and polish that came with my kit seems to be helping

[Darth Agnon[501st]]

I can't see that pic.

[Darth Emphatic[CMD-DWM]]

ABS glue isn't totally screwed, but it will require severe sanding. Honestly, super glue is not ideal anywhere in your armor. Stick with E6000 for most things. Holds well and can be xacto'd off if need be. That out of the way, I would try to carefully etch the superglue off carefully. You will likely need to sand back to its original shine. I am assuming this is on a hard part?