Help with nasty superglue attack

penguin

New member
Help!

I was painting with my lovely W&N series 12 size 00, and I got the tiniest bit of superglue on the tip! It has bunged up the point, and I can\'t get it off :( Does anyone know what substance I could use to dissolve it off, or is there no hope?

Thanks :(

~Bill
 

Simon123

New member
I\'ve had it too ;/ Wha i\'ve done was puting the tip of brush in acetone, maybe you should try this, it helped me
 

penguin

New member
Eep

I have tried acetone and that has helped, though the brushtip is a little bent... I\'ll try hot water too. Thanks guys :)

~Bill
 

Dragonsreach

Super Moderator
Originally posted by mickc22
Sorry Bill, new brush:(
Yep! Sorry Bill but that sounds like a new brush to me as well.

Done the self same thing with a GW brush, but didn\'t spill any tears over that one though.
 

vincenti

New member
Perils of the GLUE

Not only should you never keep super glue near your W& N no 7 brushes, you should NEVER, NEVER bite the bunged up glue top off with your teeth .I did that a few years back and after a few moments went to take a gulp of tea , you guessed it ,mouth would not open!After a few moments of panic finally managed to prize my jaws apart. GOD bless ..........VINCENTI :D
 

Dragonsreach

Super Moderator
A good friend of mine (Who shall remain nameless) actually managed to glue a high elf to his tongue, just before his Cell Manager walked into his store. lol

Self same person was once called up on a Sunday morning , by a concerned mother, just at store opening time to ask \"how to remove superglue from her sons thigh\".
Her son had been glueing together figures at 06:30, Au Naturel.
Turns out the figures were Slaaneshi Deamonettes. :rolleyes::innocent:
 

Kraan

New member
Don\'t bother using some solvent or other chem-liquid.
Try the easy way:chop chop;);)

And if you can\'t have the brush back to normal: buy another one and keep this one for mini drybrushing
 

Avelorn

Sven Jonsson
W&N are often of high quality.. so if you abuse it some with heat and such you might be able to save it with hairbalsam or brushconditioner. Just put it on for a couple of hours. Wouldn\'t give it that much of a hope though...

It might be useful still if the tip is bent or if some hairs are removed so don\'t throw it away.
 
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