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removing Rustins plastic coating/hardener

sheilavw
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hi
I mixed above and re did my wood work tops. Stupidly I tried to rinse the bowl out in my belfast sink and the glue like remants are on my sink. Does anyone know what I can use to remove these remants? thanks
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I'd ask Rustin.
What is the actual product? Is it one or two-part?
Any info on the container?1 -
Ah, it's 2-part. It says, once hardened, it can't be removed.
But, it seemingly also takes 2 days to 'set' - you can use the mixed solution for that long, and splashes can be removed using the specific Rustin thinner, or cellulose thinner, until then.
You need to act fast.
Your sink is enamel? That should be ok - but confirm.
'Usage instructions'
https://www.homecareessentials.co.uk/categories/woodcare-products/wood-finishing/wood-varnish-finishes/product/rustins-plastic-coating-and-hardener-gloss-4-litre1 -
yes 2 parts. it was 2 plastic tubs to mix together. Unfortunately threw away the leaflet! .Thanks for your replies.
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I hope you've done this, as time is critical?!
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yes, sink looking ok , a couple of droplets on laminate stil lthough! Thanks again
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Well done
Is it good stuff? Does it work well on the worktop?1 -
yes. gives a good shine too
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