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    Default Zap-A-Gap Solvent?

    I'm tying a wooly worm with a wooly worm trailer contcted with 12lb. mono. connecting the trailer to the front fly the zap-A-Gap ran down the thread hit the ceramic bobbin and made a mess of the opening andthe thread. What will remove the glue and not damage the ceramic tube? Thank you in advance.

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    A friend of mine who builds model suggested Z-7 Debonder, a debonding agent for Super Glue.

    Here is a link to Pacer Technologies website and it product data sheets: [url=http://www.pacertech.com/datasheet.asp?category=Hobby%20Products:b6c19]http://www.pacertech.com/datasheet.asp?category=Hobby%20Products[/url:b6c19]

    Search for Z-7 Debonder and it will give you some facts that should help.

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    Hi Coach,

    Try fingernail polish remover (the acetone type). I think it will work.

    Regards,
    Keith

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    You should be able to just flick it off the tube. I doubt it will really stick to the polished ceramic or metal surface. Just use your bodkin to chip it off.

    Happy Trails!
    Ronn
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    Used the Acetone. Worked great. I was concerned about damaging the ceramic insert if I tried to chip it out. Thank you Robb

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