CA on plating

[feron]

So I just turned my first cast poly resin blank (yay) but when gluing a center on a tenon I got a little ca on both the 24kt and the poly.

Is there a safe way to remove it or should I just call it a day and let it wear off over time or something?

I was going to use acetone but had a thought that the acetone and pr might not play very well together.

Any tips are appreciated!

 

[PAPenman]

A finger nail should get it off the plating, might leave a mark on the PR.

 

[its_virgil]

Don't use CA for tasks like these. Epoxy or blue or red loctite is a much better choice. Both are easy to remove.
Do a good turn daily!
Don

Any tips are appreciated!

 

[feron]

Don't use CA for tasks like these. Epoxy or blue or red loctite is a much better choice. Both are easy to remove.
Do a good turn daily!
Don

Any tips are appreciated!

Never woulda thought of that, going to get some for future use.

Thanks all!

 

[sgimbel]

Loctite is a brillant answer for this. Wish I new about it before.

 

[drgoretex]

Five min epoxy is my fave here as it sets reasonably fast, but you can clean up excess with alcohol nicely.

Ken

 

[DurocShark]

Watch out for the blue loctite... It's RUNNY!

 

[bitshird]

I like the 5 min. Epoxy. easy clean up and I always need to cleanup!!