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To: Flick Lives

“Another problem you may experience is the cyanoacrylate glue‘s tendency to form strong bonds with undesirable surfaces, such as your skin. This is a common problem, because the human skin is constantly respiring and generates a layer of moisture, creating conditions for the cyanoacrylate glue to cure.”

“This problem can be easily solved with the help of acetone, commonly known as nail polish remover. Acetone can chemically dissolve the strong bonds occurring in the cyanoacrylate glue without harming your skin. It can also be used to eliminate glue residue from any surface.”

I learn something new here every day.


50 posted on 10/20/2022 4:07:36 PM PDT by moovova
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To: moovova
“This problem can be easily solved with the help of acetone, commonly known as nail polish remover.

Something I already knew, but did not have enough forethought to buy ahead of time. Thus my one handed drive to a local superstore with my fingers and one number of my address sign all glued together

73 posted on 10/20/2022 4:47:39 PM PDT by KarlInOhio (The government sees you as either livestock or pet. If things get bad they will eat their pets too.)
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