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over a year ago
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Been trying to stick a handle back on a mig using superglue and git more on my fingers yahn the mug. Anyone know what's best for getting the damn stuff off as I currently have no fingerprints on my left hand  |
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"It's not doing much for your spelling either, I would keep it well away from the phone until you find some nail varnish remover"
Damn autocorrect and to be fair I am using my other hand, suprised it even made sense lol. Thanks for the help just gone to blag some varnish remover  |
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OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
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Duct tape works just as well  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
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The hospital glued the side of my head shut once as I had a 2" long gash in it and they couldn't stitch it as the skin was too tight. Still got the scar now and every once in a while I take a slice out of it when I shave my head |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
The hospital glued the side of my head shut once as I had a 2" long gash in it and they couldn't stitch it as the skin was too tight. Still got the scar now and every once in a while I take a slice out of it when I shave my head "
You win that one... |
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
The hospital glued the side of my head shut once as I had a 2" long gash in it and they couldn't stitch it as the skin was too tight. Still got the scar now and every once in a while I take a slice out of it when I shave my head "
Great stuff super glue and thats what is was made for... but acetone will do the job |
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"It's not doing much for your spelling either, I would keep it well away from the phone until you find some nail varnish remover
Damn autocorrect and to be fair I am using my other hand, suprised it even made sense lol. Thanks for the help just gone to blag some varnish remover "
Don't trip on the way |
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Sounds bazzar but cold water then peel it off... i broke one my grans "special plates" couple months ago wen visted her for wkend tried to super glue it got more on me.... I panicked washed my hands under cold water then was easy enough to peel off!! |
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"Been trying to stick a handle back on a mig using superglue and git more on my fingers yahn the mug. Anyone know what's best for getting the damn stuff off as I currently have no fingerprints on my left hand "
Go and Rob something, they won't have any finger prints to track you down. LoL |
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
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You do know one of the ingredients is cyanide? |
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
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If you can get hold of the human/vetinary stuff it doesn't itch anywhere near as bad.
But be careful glueing a fresh wound unless you're gonna rip it all out later and clean it thoroughly small bits of crap left in can become really bad infections in the glue safe from your blood till it breaks down. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
You do know one of the ingredients is cyanide?"
No it's not it's a cyano compound which means it simply has a carbon and nitrogen triple bonded together.
There is no cyanide as in lethal enzyme inhibiting nastiness. Your body couldn't break it down if it wanted to either as it hasn't got an enzyme for that.
The main issue is the curing process gives of formaldehyde which is an epic irritant to have in a wound.
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Ive had 2 superglue disasters one leading to a trip to A&E and having my eye washed out continually for about half an hour and the other resulting in my hand and a pair of jeans getting stuck to the worktop in the kitchen
Im not allowed to touch it now |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"OP if you think that's bad.
I came off my MX bike a few months back gashed my elbow/forearm open and had to superglue it shut on the side of the track.
They wanted to send me to hospital for stitches but there was no way I was missing out of the afternoon race.
You do know one of the ingredients is cyanide?
There is no cyanide as in lethal enzyme inhibiting nastiness. Your body couldn't break it down
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