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 Post subject: Titebond stains
PostPosted: Thu May 06, 2010 8:13 am 
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I did a search for the Doo doo glue doo or whatever it's called. What i'm trying to figure out is whether goof-off is an acceptable substitute for removing titebond glue stains from a soundboard. Don't worry, i haven't done it yet, i would never be so bold without consulting the wise and all-knowing sages of this forum :)

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pffffffft- nevermind, my woodcraft has it. i just wasted like, 100kb and twenty seconds of everyone's life....

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 Post subject: Re: Titebond stains
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I don't use Titebond, but warm water and vinegar works great for most water based glues. I suspect it would work with Titebond too.

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 Post subject: Re: Titebond stains
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De Glue Goo. Yes, vinegar works but De Glue Goo works better. De Glue Goo smells like acetic acid but I have no idea of the dilution and it's in a gel so it doesn't run or evaporate too quickly.
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 Post subject: Re: Titebond stains
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thanks guys ;)

Oh and woodcraft doesn't, but their site says they do.

Rockler does though.

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