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Thread: Removing Dried Glue
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22nd November 2005, 11:22 PM #16
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A late suggestion, in case junior has not yet burned the glue off.
Put the jacket in you freezer for half a day. Hopefully, the glue will become so brittle you will be able to crush it into fragments and brush it off.
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"And another thing, at least he's sticking it on his clothes and not up his nose..."
Ah yes.....I always believed if you were going to sniff glue you should choose araldite.......At least you only sniff it once!
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