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What will dissolve Shoe Goo quickly?
Oct 30, 2008
Last reply: 4 years ago
33 Replies
Obviously he called and asked them. It's pretty normal for a company to suggest getting help from homeownershub dot com rather than supporting their product themselves.
You're not replying to "homeownershub" (whatever that is), you're replying to an usenet group about chemistry.
Go f*ck yourself.
I have tried acetone based nail polish remover, WD40, lighter fluid, lemon oil — NONE of these are working to remove Shoe Goo from hands! And yikes the sink! How to really remove this...?
Time...
On Mon, 8 Mar 2021 20:29:18 -0700, rbowman posted for all of us to digest...
Grinder? Call the company? IDK
My tube list toluene so that might work or possibly xylene. Xylene is methylated toluene and benzene.
And I have a gallon of it (thank you very much Wally) . I think Lexel caulking is the same thing as SG , I'll try some of that solvent and see what happens .
On Wed, 10 Mar 2021 20:06:34 -0700, rbowman posted for all of us to digest...
Tastes great, less filling! :O(
Stop huffing the xylene...
On Thu, 11 Mar 2021 19:58:19 -0700, rbowman posted for all of us to digest...
But, but, but, it's methylated (whatever that is...) Is that like Kool cigarettes?
methyl != menthol
Why? In Oregon its all legal now, little kids can now smoke PCP laced crack right outside your favorite restaurant there.
Use a razor knife to cut away the cured adhesive, being careful not to cut your self or your shoe. If you can get the adhesive thin enough it will be weaker than the material of your shoe and you can then simply pull it apart. After you get your glued pieces apart use a coarse sandpaper to continue the removal of the glue. Or throw the shoes away and buy new ones.
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