Cheap way to remove Reef Glue from tweezers

[seldin]

I have been fragging. However, I used to use tweezers, which were great. Except that my reef glue would stick to the tweezers. I just saw a reef video on fragging zoes.

Is there a cheap home remedy to remove reef glue from my tweezers?

While I am at it, is there a cheap way to remove it from my fingers?

Thanks much,

 

[teen]

rubbing alcohol, then just scrub and it should peel/flake off.

 

[greggnyce]

acetone, nail polish remover

 

[seldin]

Teen,

I will try the rubbing alcohol.

Greg, I did try the nail polish remover (on my bathroom counter...spilled some glue), and that did not work.

Thanks guys,

 

[greggnyce]

I have used it more than once and it worked. You have to look at the concentration of acetone. Also have to soak it.

 

[shyland83]

Yeah acetone is going to be your best bet.

 

[seldin]

Okay Guys I will try it again.

I kind of "hush" the bathroom "mistake", to make believe it's not there. It would be nice to get rid of the glue on the counter....

Now, I will try both approaches for my fingers.


Greg,

On the Acetone, your saying there are different strengths. So if I go that route, I should buy it straight and not as nail polish remover?


Thank you,

 

[Spracklcat]

Not all nail polish removers are acetone--most aren't nowadays. Check your label

 

[seldin]

Guys,

I checked the nail polish. Does contain AceTone. I then poured a few drop onto the glue spot on the counter. Let it soak ( bingo, it worked !!!).

Thank you,

 

[greggnyce]

My fingers are always covered in crazy glu! lol