Polyurethane sticks to skin and is very difficult to remove.
posted by Niel Malan @ 14:16
Thursday, December 22, 2005
I am building the Argie 10 sailing dinghy. Its a simple design suitable for beginners.
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2 Comments:
I hope you find a trick on hot to remove it.
For example; One time I got myself into a situation & had tar on my hands. I couldn't get it off--esp. with a towel & water.
I discovered a trick...baby oil makes it come right off--like magic.
Thanks for the tip edina! But nothing seems to work, except time.
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