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Epoxy 330 Stuck to Styrofoam
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Epoxy 330 Stuck to Styrofoam
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June 13, 2008, 11:08:10 am »
Hello group - I am back. Follow-up on my question regarding bracelet blanks.
I tried the styrofoam idea for securing the blank while gluing. It worked great. However, I used too much glue on a few pieces and now have a clump of glue/styrofoam on the back of my bracelets. Is there any way to get the glue off the back?
When I ordered my blanks from Rings & Things I also ordered Epoxy 330 glue to use.
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JaniceA
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June 18, 2008, 08:41:38 am »
Hi, Janice,
I've read suggestions that epoxies can be loosened up by exposure to moist heat, like boiling water.
Does anyone know if this is a solution that Janice can use?
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Dave,
It's worth a try. I will try dipping one end of the bracelet in boiling water and see if that will loosen up the glue/styrofoam!
Thanks - JaniceA
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It's been a while (over a decade) since I last glued large batches. I remember getting bits of styrofoam stuck to my crystals or posts every now & then, and I'm having a hard time remember what I used to remove it. I know it wasn't anything complicated. If finger pressure didn't remove enough of it, I believe I used a razor blade. Be sure to hold carefully, and scrape/cut away from yourself. (Also, be careful of the angle relative to the glue join.)
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