Sanding with 60 is working, I'm letting the paper do the work, not pressing down hard. But I have gone through a box already.
Anybody got a tip on removing rubber cement from epoxy covered plywood?
I will need to recoat the plywood in some areas, so can't use something that will soak into the plywood and stop epoxy or paint from sticking.
Thanks,
Bob
HELP!! Anybody got a tip on removing rubber cement
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I’ve used MEK and acetone.
My favorite option is fire. Just easier. Probably not an option for you.
My favorite option is fire. Just easier. Probably not an option for you.
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Nothing helpful except don't add vinyl flooring to a boat...

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Well... MEK will remove enough brain cells that you’ll forget how painful sanding is. Just don’t drive for a bit after using it.
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I don’t know... I’ve seen relatives sitting around the garage with some “liquid courage” sippin and chattin. Then one of them would remember “we’re supposed to be working on that there engine!” One would pour their cup on some caked on grease which would vanish. Another would pour his cup on a rusty nut and presto! it would come loose. And when the dang thing wouldn’t start another cup in the carb and that motor would scream like an FS17 pushed by a 90hp Yamaha (I think that was the crazy setup on here).
Hard to beat granny and her corn mash when you need to not remember anything from the last year or so... Xylene and MEK are distant second places.
My already completed 'Lil Bit'. A Martens Goosen V12 set up to sail me to the fishing holes.
Currently working on making a Helms 24 our coastal cruiser.
My someday CK17
Currently working on making a Helms 24 our coastal cruiser.
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“Mark Twain/Samuel Clemens” wrote:Eat a live frog first thing in the morning and nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day.
Re: HELP!! Anybody got a tip on removing rubber cement
3m adhesive remover is available on amazon and works wonders. It's a mix of xylene and other solvents, so just xylene may be just as good, but I know this stuff works.
Re: HELP!! Anybody got a tip on removing rubber cement
Thanks wil look into this stuff. Got to be good, it's from 3m!
I do need to be careful, can't leave a residue...
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