What happened at your workbench today?

I have a LGB 'Anna' here..
The pcb etc is missing, but there are still weights glued into the boiler, with what looks like the 'standard' slightly rubbery (goes brown with age) glue used? - The underside is stamped Korea and 1991.

Would anyone have any idea of a solvent I can try to soften this adhesive, please?

Tempted to try IPA. - Thoughts?

PhilP.
Petrol?

If you can afford it :oops:
 
I have a LGB 'Anna' here..
The pcb etc is missing, but there are still weights glued into the boiler, with what looks like the 'standard' slightly rubbery (goes brown with age) glue used? - The underside is stamped Korea and 1991.

Would anyone have any idea of a solvent I can try to soften this adhesive, please?

Tempted to try IPA. - Thoughts?

PhilP.
IPA, India Pale Ale?
 
I would try one of the hydrocarbon solvents, kerosene or mineral turpentine in a small patch to start with.
I have found IPA makes glues go brittle but that may be something to try then you could break it out.
 
Many moons ago, some of you may remember, I posted a thread on the trees that I constructed for the Claptowte Railway. I've posted the link for those who may wish to refresh their memory, or for newer Forum members to perhaps see for the first time.
Claptowte Railway - Trees

In case I found that I didn't have enough trees, I decided to hedge my bets (see what I did there) and cover more ground by giving the appearance that some of the larger trees had been felled and cleared. I had some suitable twigs to hand, cutting short lengths to glue vertically to represent sawn off stumps, and longer lengths to represent felled trees. I also created a log pile awaiting collection.

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David
 
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