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  • Guest

    #1

    undoing glued joints

    i have looked at the thread but break fluid seems extreme as i dont need any for the car but i really need to break the joints off of this F1 car and its doing my head in,all suggestions will be tried

    thnx mobear:granade:
  • Guest

    #2
    What glue was used Mobear & what is the material glued ?

    Laurie

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    • Guest

      #3
      i have no idea what was used and its just a plastic model like the ones here if that helps

      thnx mobear

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      • Ian M
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        • Dec 2008
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        • Ian
        • Falster, Denmark

        #4
        If it is just small parts in small quantities, I have used liquid poly. But be warned try with caution 'cause it can go terribly wrong.

        large amounts and I think its the break fluid.

        Ian M
        Group builds

        Bismarck

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        • Guest

          #5
          uhhhhmmmm sounds good use the glue to soften the other glue,will give it a go cheers Ian

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          • Guest

            #6
            I remember as a youngster building one of the Airfix steam angines. I had the bright idea of spraying WD40 on it to make it work better. It promptly fell apart. Might be worth a try.

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            • Guest

              #7
              okay peeps the glue has on closer inspection has turned a horrible creamy colour and is totally solid,if i was working in a kiln i would use a needle gun to shift it but alas this is plastic and a hell of a lot smaller lol:laughing:

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              • Guest

                #8
                Have you tried Nail Varnish remover or Acetone? I had a "little" accident with glue on a bell 47G "Bubble "Canopy and this seemed to get rid of the glue. You might also try candle wax (hot) it can melt Superglue, but also plastic, so perhaps not exactly a good choice.

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                • Guest

                  #9
                  i am still trying all fresh new ideas as this is a nightmare and thnx for tips will give them a go

                  mobear

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