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Bob

06-06-2002 23:43:04




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Does anyone have a suggestion to remove dried beads of Elmer's glue from seat fabric? (OOPS by kid #3)




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Greaseman

06-07-2002 15:42:28




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 Re: Off Topic HELP in reply to Bob, 06-06-2002 23:43:04  
I will recomend attempting to find the company's web site, if all else fails, water. As for Kid#3, three weeks of lawn mowing and picking rock will shape it up but quick.



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Mac

06-07-2002 13:21:02




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 Re: Off Topic HELP in reply to Bob, 06-06-2002 23:43:04  
Never tried it, but read someplace to use 50% white vinegar and 50% water.



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Kevin

06-07-2002 13:02:37




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 Re: Off Topic HELP in reply to Bob, 06-06-2002 23:43:04  
Seeing how Elmers is water based, I would think that a wallpaper steamer would soften things up in a jiffy. Heat and water can accomplish a lot.



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Jerry S

06-07-2002 12:27:18




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 Re: Off Topic HELP in reply to Bob, 06-06-2002 23:43:04  
Maybe you could contact the manufacturer via the internet? You might also consider the local county extension agent for home economics.



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Mark Kw

06-07-2002 05:51:56




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 Re: Off Topic HELP in reply to Bob, 06-06-2002 23:43:04  
Ammonia and water mix around 50% should dissolve the glue but I hate to suggest it on seat fabric not knowing if it'll do any other damage to the padding or leave the smell behind. Dampen a rag with the mix and allow it to sit on the glue for some time allowing it to work. Depending on fabric dye used, if it's ammonia based it may also lift the color from the fabric if it's not properly set. I do this with caution, perhaps try it in a spot you can't see to make sure it won't do more harm than good.

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