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VMS CA Debonder 30 ml
VMS CA Debonder 30 ml
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VMS Debonder is the ultimate solution for removing stubborn CA (super glue) residue from your models. Whether you're working with over-applied glue or need to clean up excess after assembly, this highly effective debonder quickly dissolves unwanted residue without damaging your model's surface. Its easy-to-use formula makes cleanup effortless, ensuring a smooth surface for priming and painting.
How to Use:
- Apply the Debonder: Using the built-in brush, apply a generous amount of VMS Debonder directly onto the CA glue residue.
- Allow Reaction Time: Let the debonder sit for 5-10 minutes to allow the product to break down the glue.
- Remove Residue: After the glue has dissolved, use a scrubber brush to remove the dissolved residue. Wipe the area clean with a cloth, cotton bud, or paper towel.
- Repeat if Necessary: If some residue remains, apply more debonder and repeat the process until completely clean.
- Dry the Surface: Use a hair dryer to evaporate any remaining debonder from the surface.
- Final Rinse: Rinse your model with water and dishwashing liquid to remove any traces of debonder before priming and painting.
Key Features:
- Fast-Acting: Dissolves stubborn CA glue residue in 5-10 minutes for easy cleanup.
- Non-Damaging: Safe to use on plastic, resin, and metal surfaces without causing damage.
- Convenient Brush Applicator: Built-in brush for precise application, reducing mess and waste.
- Complete Clean-Up: Ensures your model is residue-free and ready for priming and painting.
Contents: 30ml glass bottle with brush applicator
For the cleanest, most precise results, trust VMS Debonder to effectively remove CA glue residue—leaving your models ready for the next step in your build!
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I tried to remove some glue from underneath a 1:64 scale car. Unfortunately, it wouldn't come off, and it seems the debonder may have slightly dissolved the plastic. I noticed this when cleaning off the debonder residue, as the brush started turning black.
Didn't seem to work very well. Tried it on a Bachmann-Spectrum train car clear styrene window that unfortunately got some Loctite Super Glue on the "glass" that could be seen. Removed a little of the glue, but not all of it, even after several applications. Fortunately, didn't appear to damage the "window" or frame of the car.