[Ronbo]

I just installed the trigger stop on my P-11 with super glue. I put a couple of drops to many on it and a little is now on my gun. What do you use to remove the excess?


Thanks

 

[Guest]

Nail polish remover will work :cheers:

 

[Flyer]

Yup... it's the acetone in the remover that does the job. A little dab'll doya, though!
Flyer

 

[Midiman]

Be advised there ARE acetone free nail polish removers on the market... read the label.

 

[Guest]

Be advised there ARE acetone free nail polish removers on the market... read the label.

funny how midiman would know this........... :?:

 

[Midiman]

Re:

funny how midiman would know this........... :?:

For several years I studied classical guitar and my nails tend to be thin and brittle. A special coating that thickened and strengthend them was recommended.

 

[Guest]

uh...huh....Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 

[Midiman]

It also eliminated my need to carry a knife for several years!

 

[Guest]

i'm not touching that one with a 10' pole

 

[Ronbo]

Thanks for the help

Thanks, I will try the nail polish remover.

 

[diamondmike]

Acetone

All the posts above is 100% right.

I buy just straight acetone from the hardware store, when I first bought my Kel-Tecs they came with a red sticker on the trigger guard, after tearing the sticker off it left a tackey area on the trigger guard, I just used some acetone and it came right off.

Acetone also has many household uses, you can remove any kind of stickers with it, use it to clean glass etc.

$800 Box

 

[byron]

assetone

mike, be careful about getting your nose to close to that little hole in the top. it'll make your posts wacky!

 

[yzguy]

also I'm pretty sure that stuff will eat/melt some plastics (maybe not the polymer frame of a KT, but some other stuff) so before using it on other stuff, you might want to test a small area first...

 

[Flyer]

Yup, it'll eat other plastics like crazy...
Got a piece of styrofoam around, maybe one of those plastic packing peanuts?
Pour a spoonful or so onto THAT and see what happens... and how FAST it does!!!
Flyer

 

[byron]

acetone

a known carcinogen, in it's pure form, one of the few chemicals to attack polyvinylchloride.

 

[Flyer]

Well danggit, byron!!!
NOW you've got me feeling sorry for the styrofoam peanut.
I've got a conscience that's WAY WAY out of proportion when it comes to assigning guilt to myself... now I've possibly contributed to the assassination of styro-nuts...
I better get back on the meds.
Flyer