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All I have left is my old Marine Dress cover .That doesn't come out of the hat- box much .
Thanks for all the info guys. I'll try the water then the alcohol. I'll let you know. Rob what branch were you? I was Aviation.
Yes, dragged out the dress blues for a wedding of a former captain (now retired lieutenant colonel) who used to work for me back in 2006.
You Sir are one hundred percent Correct ! Is that a photo of you in Scrambled Eggs ? Cool !
Testors clear parts cement is basically diluted Elmer's white glue. It should be water soluble.
Hi;
My experience in this is slight ,but being as how I am restoring electric trains ( H.O.) for our museum , I make mistakes . I remove it with Isopropyl alcohol or hot soapy Dawn and five minutes of soaking . T.B.
A strong isopropyl alcohol may remove it. I keep some 91% on hand at my work bench. Alcohol will not hurt styrene nor acrylic, but is a decent solvent for many glues and paints (not enamel nor lacquer, however).
Don Stauffer in Minnesota
I'm pretty sure you don't. Maybe try painting it with Future. Other than that you are pretty much SOL.
Was not as careful as I thought and got some Testors Clear Parts glue on the door glass of my Italeri 1/72 OH-6A Cayuse. How can I remove it?
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