OK guys..Seriously need some help here..

[mrchick]

It will clean up the residue as well[emoji1]

 

[Krogen]

This is why I come to the forum for expert advice! Heat does loosen Loctite . . . .

heh heh heh heh....

 

[Tom S.]

Just be glad you didn't go to the bathroom...

Had a bad experience with Bengay and taking a leak after applying it to a sore arm.

 

[Narragansett]

Just be glad you didn't go to the bathroom...

Had a bad experience with Bengay and taking a leak after applying it to a sore arm.

Don't rub your eyes with anything like hot pepper juice on your fingers. I have done the Bengay thing

 

[handejector]

My fingers are now loctited together.....how do I get this stuff off my fingers ?????????????? thanks.......

Have a machete?

 

[Tom S.]

Have a machete?

Oh yeah, a few games of mumbly-peg with a sharp knife ought to do it!

 

[NYlakesider]

Hummmmm........sure glad I did not do that......but thanks to all the nail polish remover did the trick along with a couple of Emory boards.....now my first two fingers of my left hand will have all new skin.......

Hopefully you do not need for a while to have fingerprints taken for some sort of paperwork!

 

[mrchick]

Just be glad you didn't go to the bathroom...

Had a bad experience with Bengay and taking a leak after applying it to a sore arm.

You just brought back a horrible memory [emoji1]

 

[gwpercle]

I make it a point to buy slow-setting anything when available ...

Gives you more time to get things right / unstuck .

My only experience has been with Super-Glue ... new stuff and I didn't know how to handle it ...

Acetone and a not too sharp , small pocket knife blade ... after softening with acetone ... pry the fingers apart without cutting the skin ...
A dull blade will help pry and not cut the skin apart ...

Good Luck ...
Slow setting beats Quick-Set , Seven Ways to Sunday !
Gary

 

[tinkerer]

Rubber gloves next time...????

 

[Muley Gil]

The screws you put back into holes where toothpicks are. Iam sorry for laughing also!!!

I use wooden match sticks inserted into the holes. Make sure & break off the heads flush.

 

[Doug M.]

Just be glad you didn't go to the bathroom...

Had a bad experience with Bengay and taking a leak after applying it to a sore arm.

**
Did something similar after overcoming a resistive suspect with pepper spray and physical controls. It was educational.

 

[dben002]

Heat should loosen it up. Light a candle and hold your fingers in the flame

You are all heart.....thanks for the tip......

 

[dben002]

Have a machete?

Gee thanks........

 

[dben002]

This is why I come to the forum for expert advice! Heat does loosen Loctite . . . .

heh heh heh heh....

To remove high strength Loctite thread locker you will need heat, up to 250° C. The heat will soften the thread locker, allowing the bolt to come loose.

After careful consideration I think not....but thanks for the information.

 

[dben002]

It will clean up the residue as well[emoji1]

A little extreme don't you agree

 

[dben002]

Oh yeah, a few games of mumbly-peg with a sharp knife ought to do it!

Geeee thanks

 

[JcMack]

Gorilla Glue is a hole udder story. It looks so friendly in the bottle with the friendly monkey on the label smiling at you. BUTT!, once released from it's plastic bottle, Gorilla Glue is Satan's saliva.

 

[Narragansett]

Back in 2007, I bought my last of 6 houses. 5 YO, plywood construction. Built by an architect for himself. I was in the cellar 1 day, and noticed they had not sealed around the pipe through the foundation to the septic tank.

Of to the depot to get a can of spray insulation. Got home, and sprayed the foam around the pipe to my satisfaction, but it was not smooth enough. Could not find a wide putty knife, So what to use? I have 2 hands, I will smooth it by hand.

Bad move. This is the most tenacious stuff known to man. it took days to get it all off, and a couple weeks for my hands to heal. Set up time is in pico seconds

 

[Patrick L]

Never had an issue with Gorilla Glue. In appropriate applications I have found it works well.

Returning to seriousness and Super Glue, I do put Super Glue into the cracks in my fingertips and carefully squeeze them shut. It keeps them from spreading and they heal quicker.