Originally Posted by wil95k
Another vote for "pure" acetone - not nail polish remover as it often has softeners and other crap in it
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Another vote for "pure" acetone - not nail polish remover as it often has softeners and other crap in it
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In order of potential hazard. Try WD40 first, then paraffin then petrol and then cellulose thinners or acetone or MEK. One of those should shift it.
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wd 40 .
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Many thanks to all who replied.
I’ll start with the safest one **40 hopefully that will work before I need to use MEK.
I know that is whiffy stuff they use it at work cleaning aircraft surfaces.
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I use Parker Hale 009 Spray and 000 Wire Wool, works perfectly
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Petroleum jelly otherwise known as Vasaline is worth a try.
Give the said area a liberal coating and leave for a few hours.
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