CA remover

[protyne]

Hullo guys, would CA remover be able to remove CA that has already been onto a part for like months where the CA already hard and "crystalised"?

CA Remover -> http://shop.rotor.com.sg/show-detail...-C44367ABF88A}

Thanks

[edmond22]

Hullo guys, would CA remover be able to remove CA that has already been onto a part for like months where the CA already hard and "crystalised"?

CA Remover -> http://shop.rotor.com.sg/show-detail...-C44367ABF88A}

Thanks

I did not bother with CA remover, I just use my girlfriend's nail polish remover. Just take note not to use it on painted areas or some plastic that will go cloudy.

[Super-Hornet]

I did use CA remover before. Yeah it does "melt" the CA into non drying liquid. I use 3M CA remover instead. Got from any HomeFix and think cheaper also.

SH

[protyne]

Thank guys. Reason I'm asking is because I may have CA-ed wrongly the MT tail boom to the body as per instructions which than I realised in an event of a crash, the replacement would be difficult since the tailboom has been CA-ed

Ed, I also used my mum's nail polish remover to remove CA on my hand. So I guess thats use-able huh.

[boo_saa]

can ie be use to remove red locktide