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Old 27 February 2014, 12:37   #1
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Removing hypalon patch from tube

I have just removed a patch on the now of my rib. It's has left a bit of patch underneath on. Any ideas on how to remove the black stuff in the pic
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Old 27 February 2014, 12:56   #2
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I have just removed a patch on the now of my rib. It's has left a bit of patch underneath on. Any ideas on how to remove the black stuff in the pic
Soften it up with isopropanol and enjoy rubbing it off its. Patience test
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If you are steady of hand you can use a 36 grit sanding disc on a mini grinder for very quick removal, you will need to be very very careful though.
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Old 27 February 2014, 14:45   #4
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Soften it up with isopropanol and enjoy rubbing it off its. Patience test
Sounds good. What do I rub it off with?
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If you are steady of hand you can use a 36 grit sanding disc on a mini grinder for very quick removal, you will need to be very very careful though.
Did have a go at this but its too easy to damage the tube. Thanks anyway
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Old 27 February 2014, 15:19   #6
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Did have a go at this but its too easy to damage the tube. Thanks anyway
If you use one of these on a drill it should remove the majority. Wipe over with thinners first to soften any glue and then use the brush. Will not damage the tube, although if the fabric was sanded initially you will be left with a dull surface.

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Old 28 February 2014, 09:13   #7
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If you use one of these on a drill it should remove the majority. Wipe over with thinners first to soften any glue and then use the brush. Will not damage the tube, although if the fabric was sanded initially you will be left with a dull surface. Excess Glue removal brush HEN002115 - Henshaw Inflatables Ltd
Great ordered I will let you now how I get on!!
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If you use one of these on a drill it should remove the majority. Wipe over with thinners first to soften any glue and then use the brush. Will not damage the tube, although if the fabric was sanded initially you will be left with a dull surface. Excess Glue removal brush HEN002115 - Henshaw Inflatables Ltd
Used the brush today. Cleaned off all the glue in half an hour. Great bit of kit and no damage to the tubes. Wow v pleased, thanks for the advice.
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