Rubber Cement removal from a blade

GeneG · Mar 17, 2021

I just wonder if there are any other way to remove RUBBER CEMENT from a blade, meaning not using your thumb.

Must be some solvent that will do the trick without penetrating the wood, I guess.

Thanks

zerweast · Mar 30, 2021

I have good results with rubber cement eraser

https://www.amazon.com/iCraft-Adhesive-Eraser-Pick-up-Square/dp/B00161S7B6/ref=sr_1_11?dchild=1&keywords=Rubber+Cement+Eraser&qid=1617089115&sr=8-11

IB66 · Mar 30, 2021

If you can get revolution No3 glue, try that glue, a couple of coats on both blade and rubber. Go for the normal viscosity. Usually, when you remove the rubber, the blade ends up glue free with all glue on the rubber, this glue is pretty easy to remove from the rubber, if you get it right sometimes it peels off in one piece!!!

Tinykin · Mar 30, 2021

GeneG said:
I just wonder if there are any other way to remove RUBBER CEMENT from a blade, meaning not using your thumb.

Must be some solvent that will do the trick without penetrating the wood, I guess.

Thanks

You can also try using a piece of dense polystyrene or the rubber eraser as mentioned. But it can take a while

brokenball · Mar 31, 2021

I just use the palm of my hand. When the glue gets warm it comes off quickly.

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