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Angry_Steel · 12-14-2005, 02:25 AM

You dont sand off contact cement, unless your looking for an even biger mess to recover from. Contact cement does not turn into something sandable, so in order to sand it off you would have to use low grit sandpaper. After sanding it for about 3 sec, you could replace the disc as it would be unusable anymore due to the buildup. Also in the process of sanding your going to be destroying the wood by grooving, as your removing the glue by ripping up the wood that it has bonded too.

The right tool for the right job, in this case: Acetone and Elbow grease.

12-14-2005, 02:25 AM	#33
Angry_Steel Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Torremolinos, Spain Posts: 76	Re: A Computer Case You dont sand off contact cement, unless your looking for an even biger mess to recover from. Contact cement does not turn into something sandable, so in order to sand it off you would have to use low grit sandpaper. After sanding it for about 3 sec, you could replace the disc as it would be unusable anymore due to the buildup. Also in the process of sanding your going to be destroying the wood by grooving, as your removing the glue by ripping up the wood that it has bonded too. The right tool for the right job, in this case: Acetone and Elbow grease.