It cleans up with acetate pretty well. I always wear disposable latex gloves and make sure I wear long sleeve shirts when working with it. Even if you spray it away from yourself, I swear it is somehow attracted to arm hair.... talk about miserable. When I spray something, I put a few sheets of newspaper on the basement floor, put the part down there, then spray from two or three feet away, let dry, then move the part to wherever it's going. If you do this outside instead, make sure there is no wind.... you wouldn't BELIEVE all the crap that floats around in the air and gets stuck to your parts!!! Toss the newspaper when done. It is messy, messy stuff for sure.


From: "stuarthall_ct <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [RCSE] "light mist of spray adhesive" - stop getting it everywhere
Date: Fri, 14 Feb 2003 20:19:42 -0000

In a lot of building instructions I have seen they recommend putting
a light misting of spray adhesive on part, on the building glass, on
mylar strips etc.

a) how do you create a light misting of 3M77 spray adhesive? Hold
the can far away from the object d' glue?

b) where do you all apply this spray glue so that it doesn't get
everywhere in the workshop? I tried to cover everything
downwind/downspray with wax paper but I still get little sticky
particles where I don't want them (especially my fingers)

Thanks in advance!
Stuart

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