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renato lamberti
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dry glue

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hi friends...just a question about chinoacrylick glue...how can I remove dry chinoacrylick glue from photoetched?
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Acetone/acetone-based nail polish remover should work.
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if the pE is separate from any kit part, just hole the pe part in a pair of tweezers and run it throught the flame of a candle a couple times. the CA glue should burn away and leave the pe unharmed.
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You may also try to use industry thinner for acrylit paint. The best I tried is debonder for super glue. Can be purchased in many modellers shops.
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Hi guys ... thank you all for your valuable advice. I tried acetone and it worked very well. I will try the method with the flame
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