fNord
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Tue Nov-24-09 03:51 AM
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what is the best way of scraping resin from a glass....... |
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awake.....bored...need help
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hyphenate
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Tue Nov-24-09 03:53 AM
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1. It would depend on if the glass |
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is microwave safe, because you would likely need to get the temperature up hot enough to melt it.
Or perhaps an exacto knife to scrape it off?
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fNord
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Tue Nov-24-09 03:55 AM
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2. I would like to keep the "glass" as I found it..... |
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but the microwave is not a bad idea......
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RadiationTherapy
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Tue Nov-24-09 06:40 AM
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3. Boil it, use a paperclip, repeat until bored again. |
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Use a paper towel on a plate for mess.
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Tue Nov-24-09 07:04 AM
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There are several solvents that won't affect glass, starting with plain old rubbing alcohol.
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Tue Nov-24-09 07:58 AM
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5. Bong cleaning time again? |
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If so, dissolve in alcohol. Or so I'm told. ;) If not, I got nothing.
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Tue Nov-24-09 12:40 PM
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Damn thing burst in to flames!!! Really it Did,Damn!
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