De bonder question

Acetone is as good as the hoo by deboned ts and MUCH cheaper

Run a test first off model. Make a drip of the same CA on another piece, or even on the bottom of the truck where you won't have to see the results (better yet), then try your de-bonder and figure out what works best. Start with just a little de-bonder at a time.

Like greg said, always have a bottle within reach.

One reason why I've started to get away from using it as much as I used to.

My personal preference for CA happens to be BSI Industries (Bob Smith). It's the stuff you see at your LHS branded for that store.

So I like to use their debonder too.....

http://www.bsi-inc.com/hardware/un_cure.html

Don Stauffer

I put it on with the same method I put on the CA. If easily accessible I just put a drop on from the nozzle of the container. If it is less accessible I use a forked applicator that I use to put on the thin CA or accelerator.  For just removing from surface I then use the Q-tip.

 

 

Thanks Don. I was checking on google and there are lots of different brands. Any you would recommend or stay away from?

I put it on with the same method I put on the CA. If easily accessible I just put a drop on from the nozzle of the container. If it is less accessible I use a forked applicator that I use to put on the thin CA or accelerator.  For just removing from surface I then use the Q-tip.

Thank you guys. Do you just drip it on the CA glue and let it soften or do you use cotton swab and keep wiping it on the glue till it melts? Any recommended brand I can use without damaging the plastic?

And another use for the stuff......

The other day whilst repairing a houshold item with thin CA, I glued my thumb to the part. And I mean seriously.Could have easily been a trip to the ER.

The debonder and a little patience had the situation solved painlessly in short order.

It's a must have if there is CA in the house IMO.

Yes, there is a product sold as CA Debonder.  I received my current bottle as a sample when I ordered some CA as part of a mail order.  I will certainly replace it as it approaches empty.

I have used it both for removing drops/gobs of CA inadvertently placed on surfaces, and to remove parts glued to model with CA when I found I had to remove them for various reasons.  Good stuff!