Absolutely! Put a big glob of it on a piece of scrap and hit it with the kicker - and stand back! Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- From: <Tvak@AOL.COM> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Wednesday, July 04, 2001 9:08 AM Subject: CA glue BURNS! > OUCH! I have used CA glue in many situations---gluing ivories back on, > tightening a loose tuning pin, etc. Yesterday, my daughter asked me to glue > her necklace back together for her. So we went down to my shop and I applied > the CA glue to one end and wet the other end with saliva. As I held the two > ends together, I was aware that some glue had gotten on my finger, and just > as I was shifting my grip to get that finger off the necklace before it got > glued to it, I felt a burning sensation. And I don't mean a slight burning > sensation. OUCH! Just as this was happening my daughter said "It looks like > that burnt you." I asked her how she knew, and she told me she could see the > SMOKE!!! > > I wasn't aware that CA glue could burn. I know I've gotten it on my fingers > before and never felt a burning sensation, so why did it burn this time? Was > it because the glue on my finger came into contact with the saliva? > > Tom Sivak > Chicago PTG Associate
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