Ron, Thanks for the Titebond trick. While we are talking about dry hands. I know we had this discussion before and I would like to make a suggestion. I just had a bout with dry and cracked hands (very dry winter). I used Neutrogena, Norwegian Formula Hand Cream or Foot Cream (comes in a tube) and got rid of the cracks in a little over a week. I first applied a little Neosporin to the deep cracks that were burning, then applied to Hand cream. Give it a try, it works. Al -------------------------------------------------- From: "Ron Nossaman" <rnossaman at cox.net> Sent: Sunday, March 08, 2009 4:06 PM To: <pianotech at ptg.org> Subject: Re: [pianotech] Epoxy > Al Guecia/AlliedPianoCraft wrote: >> While we're on the subject of epoxy. What's the best thing to use to >> clean up wet epoxy? Fingers, work area, etc. >> Al > > Acetone, like John said, only... A while back, Jon Page suggested Titebond > to get epoxy off of your hands. Nonsense, right. Absolutely ridiculous. > Well, guess what. It works way better than acetone or anything else I've > tried, and I've got as much epoxy on me as almost anyone - except maybe > Terry. No pre-cleaning with anything else, just pour some Titebond into > the epoxied, or black and greasy with car gunk hands, and scrub it in. > Rinse off with warm water and soap. Acetone just drives epoxy deeper into > my dry hands and leaves them sticky feeling. Titebond takes the stuff off. > Why, how? I don't care! What the heck prompted Jon to try this? > Ron N > >
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