gorilla glue clean up?
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CurlyDave
Elite Member
I put on rubber gloves prior to working with the stuff.
A box of the cheap latex gloves like doctors use is a part of my toolbox.
Even for working on a greasy car engine -- I have to go to a 9-5 job during the week and pretend to be a manager.
A box of the cheap latex gloves like doctors use is a part of my toolbox.
Even for working on a greasy car engine -- I have to go to a 9-5 job during the week and pretend to be a manager.
CurlyDave
Elite Member
I put on rubber gloves prior to working with the stuff.
A box of the cheap latex gloves like doctors use is a part of my toolbox.
Even for working on a greasy car engine -- I have to go to a 9-5 job during the week and pretend to be a manager.
A box of the cheap latex gloves like doctors use is a part of my toolbox.
Even for working on a greasy car engine -- I have to go to a 9-5 job during the week and pretend to be a manager.
PineRidge
Super Member
I made kinda the same mistake using POR paint. Once it dries on your skin you can only wear it off.
But it IS still a great paint just the same and I'm so glad that I picked a color that matches my shoes ladies. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
But it IS still a great paint just the same and I'm so glad that I picked a color that matches my shoes ladies. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
PineRidge
Super Member
I made kinda the same mistake using POR paint. Once it dries on your skin you can only wear it off.
But it IS still a great paint just the same and I'm so glad that I picked a color that matches my shoes ladies. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
But it IS still a great paint just the same and I'm so glad that I picked a color that matches my shoes ladies. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Rob_H
Member
I'm with Dex and CurlyDave - I've tried everything to get it off my skin - various solvents, gas, naptha and Goof Off - nothing works. The only solution I've found is the rubber gloves - Costco sells them for cheap, or any drug store has them.
I just finished an outdoor dining table and had to pre-finish some of the parts prior to assembly. Gorilla Glue even sticks to a varnish finish - had to shave off the glue squeeze out without nicking the finish - tedious!
Rob H.
I just finished an outdoor dining table and had to pre-finish some of the parts prior to assembly. Gorilla Glue even sticks to a varnish finish - had to shave off the glue squeeze out without nicking the finish - tedious!
Rob H.
Rob_H
Member
I'm with Dex and CurlyDave - I've tried everything to get it off my skin - various solvents, gas, naptha and Goof Off - nothing works. The only solution I've found is the rubber gloves - Costco sells them for cheap, or any drug store has them.
I just finished an outdoor dining table and had to pre-finish some of the parts prior to assembly. Gorilla Glue even sticks to a varnish finish - had to shave off the glue squeeze out without nicking the finish - tedious!
Rob H.
I just finished an outdoor dining table and had to pre-finish some of the parts prior to assembly. Gorilla Glue even sticks to a varnish finish - had to shave off the glue squeeze out without nicking the finish - tedious!
Rob H.
ToddW
Silver Member
Mike, POR paint? Educate me?
Todd
Todd
ToddW
Silver Member
Mike, POR paint? Educate me?
Todd
Todd
