10-02-2014, 11:44 AM
I'm probably just loosing my marbles, but I though alcohol could disrupt the super glue (CA)if that is what was used. Is it possible to get a chisel blade between the parts and pry it a little? You might be able to coax it off that way.
Depending on the gap, maybe there is an alternate method for filling these holes.
I have some "Tamiya Putty", which is a two-part clay-like substance, and I've used it in situations like that because its not exactly as "goey" as Squadron putty. It can be shaped and scribed (i've used it to repair fluted passenger car sides and no one can tell there was ever damage!). If you'll be at the club i'll give you some.
I imagine that you might be able to more easily and cleanly pack this stuff into these gaps.
Depending on the gap, maybe there is an alternate method for filling these holes.
I have some "Tamiya Putty", which is a two-part clay-like substance, and I've used it in situations like that because its not exactly as "goey" as Squadron putty. It can be shaped and scribed (i've used it to repair fluted passenger car sides and no one can tell there was ever damage!). If you'll be at the club i'll give you some.
I imagine that you might be able to more easily and cleanly pack this stuff into these gaps.
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