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Unread 05-30-2011, 05:48 PM   #1
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You may play hell getting the gorilla glue off the surfaces also. The elmers is water soluble, but not so Gorilla. You'll probably have to take a fine scriber point and very carefully remove all the gorilla glue that you can or nothing will stick to the wood.
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Unread 05-30-2011, 06:03 PM   #2
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Depending on the extent of the oil damage, you may have good results with a hairdryer. I use a hairdryer and quickly wipe the oil off with a rag dipped in denatured alcohol. It is amazing how oil can actually bubble to the surface and form little pools!
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Unread 05-30-2011, 08:34 PM   #3
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If the gorilla glue did'nt work you must have had oil issue's,like the boy's said nothing will stick where there's oil present....if you can get it open enough and free of oil, PL Premium construction adhesive can be pretty tough but clean up has to be done immediately though.

But I have alway's had great success with gorilla,when the break is prepared properly.

Good luck !
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