Anything polyurethane based has that problem. Good construction adhesives, great stuff foam, seam sealer, etc. Its sticky as hell and you cant really get it off. I cant work with any of it without making a mess.
Anything polyurethane based has that problem. Good construction adhesives, great stuff foam, seam sealer, etc. Its sticky as hell and you cant really get it off. I cant work with any of it without making a mess.
Avoid the non-hardening gasket sealer. I used some on a Toyota freeze plug years ago. Its black, stays sticky forever, and if you get it on your hands it transfers to everything in your shop. My policy is not to open the tube if there is anything in the shop that I value.
motomoron wrote: You need to keep lacquer thinner and xylene around for stuff like this. Green can CRC Brakleen is close, Berkbile 2+2 Gun Cutter is crack in a can.
I'm not saying you're wrong, but I wouldn't put that stuff any were near my head. I'd most likely get it in my eyes. I'd just bite the bullet and buzz the crap off. Which is saying a lot, cause I have beautiful, flowing locks. (Not my actual picture)
oldopelguy wrote: Last haircut I paid for was '96 or so. Clippers at home FTW.
Last haircut I paid for was also '96 or so. Ponytail FTW.
ultraclyde wrote: Avoid the non-hardening gasket sealer. I used some on a Toyota freeze plug years ago. Its black, stays sticky forever, and if you get it on your hands it transfers to everything in your shop. My policy is not to open the tube if there is anything in the shop that I value.
Carb cleaner (not brake cleaner) kills that stuff like paper beats rock.
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