Resin

[caesar]

Maybe you guys know this, but if you did not, here is what you do.

I make lures and the only medium I use is resin. No matter how carefull you are, you get resin on your hands. I tried thinners but it does not take all the resin off. Your hands stay sticky.

Even when you want to clean a brush that you used for a resin application thinners just doesnt do the trick.

What I have found is washing powder. Was your hands and brushes with washing powder and it comes perfectly clean.

Though Id share.

 

[Fanie Kruger]

Thanks. A very handy tip

 

[mark norval]

Why you tell them. Let them suffer.LOL

I found that hand wash washing powder works better than your auto wash. OMO was 7 soorte *** uit enige onder broek.

 

[caesar]

It is amazing how it cleans a brush. Use to just chuck the brush.

 

[Stinker]

LOL Mark. Agreed caesar - I mix the washing powder in as hotter water as i can handle/take. Been doing this for a number of years now, works very well!

 

[alwyn]

Have you tried acetone? It is used inthe fibreglass and resin ind. to remove resin.

 

 

[caesar]

alwyn wrote:

Have you tried acetone? It is used inthe fibreglass and resin ind. to remove resin.

 

No I have not. Ill try it. I find it much easier to just stick my hand in the wifes washing powder, seeing that my lure making workshop is in the laundry room.LOL

There is nothing that can vibrate the bubbles out of the resin like the tumble dryer.

 

[Psy]

Surf Supa Blue or Cold Water Omo ~ leaves your hands and brushes clean like a babys B*M