Copydex 260920 Bottle Adhesive - 125 ml , White

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I now have an embarrassing ‘Clintonesque’ stain on the front of my trousers, just where you do not want such a stain. I only discovered that I had a problem when I spotted a white blob on the floor. I immediately applied lots of water and rubbed with cloth. Some came off, a lot didn’t. I googled for methods. The photo shows the only hopeful one I found. Copydex is suitable for exterior use, and has a drying time of 30 minutes. It is solvent free and non-toxic.

Farrow & Ball Dulux Homebase Crown Heritage Crafted by Crown Ronseal Craig & Rose Sandtex Elle Decoration Rust-Oleum Annie Sloan Zinsser Cuprinol Laura Ashley Are you seriously telling me that there are railway modellers out there who do not keep several pairs of old trousers specifically to wear whilst modelling? It's a dirty hobby. Want to post pictures in your posts but don't know how? Instructions can be found in this topic To clean brushes I put a few drops of washing up liquid into a plastic container, added boiling water and then dunked the brush repeatedly into the liquid. After a minute or so the 'rubber' balls and falls off the brush easily.Copydex adhesive can be used for repairing carpets, matting, clothing, upholstery and many other fabrics as well as general home use. Safe and easy to use, solvent free.

This easy application tube gives you 50ml of adhesive solution to apply to a huge variety of projects. Acetone is available, though, and will work as well, this is available commercially from Chemists in pure form, as solvent for lacquers like nail polish. Lighting Sofa In A Box Bathroom Lights Mirrors Carpets Outdoor Lighting Radiator Covers Fireplaces & StovesBuild and Plumb Registered office JT Dove Ltd, Riversdale Way, Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear, NE15 8SF,United Kingdom, Registered in GB I believe lighter fluid or acetone should dissolve latex, it's worth a try, test it out on a hem first to make sure it doesn't melt the trousers as well. Copydex is also weakened by hot water boiling poured over the cloth, before the application of thinners, and may help. at work, we use solvents for removing latex from carpets. I think it is called carbon tetrachloride available from chemists... and hardware shops (but probably under a brand name!)

SIZE=12pt] Please do visit us at [/SIZE][SIZE=12pt] Unit E, The Sidings, BD24 9RP.... right behind Settle Station.[/SIZE][SIZE=12pt] Our wall mounted accessories feature award winning designs. Our Flexi-Fix™ range offers you three typesHigh octane Petrol, (lighter fliud), will remove cured latex, it's natural rubber, which Copydex is a solution off. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. Ideal for: Paper, card, wood, plastics, metal, cork, fabric, carpets, leather, canvas and many more materials. It is highly carcinogenic. It's continued use is very strictly controlled and should not be used in an open environment in any way. If you’re outside of England, Scotland and Wales, your delivery prices may change a little. See our complete Delivery Policy here for more information.

Once the copydex is removed, you might have a "Clintonesque" lighter piece if fabric left behind, which may be just as bad as the original problem. I'd relegate them to modelling trousers, you don't want to be wearing the wrong trousers!I used to use Copydex to patch working trousers and overalls, until I could con someone into sewing me a more repair. I told my friend Steve about this, but omitted to mention that I didn't wear said items when effecting a repair. He duly slapped a healthy dose of the stuff on the patch, and pressed it down on the tear on the jeans he was wearing. It was only when changing out of these trousers at the end of the day that he discovered his error; it was a very painful process. By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products. This popular adhesive will make a great choice for those who love crafts and D.I.Y. Copydex is a safe, solvent free adhesive that is ideal for bonding an array of materials such as wood, plastics, metal and fabric, amongst many other materials.