[DragonSpirit1185]

Found this at Lowes. Looks like a new product.
I'm done building my tank but somebody try this and tell us all wether or not it gets that sticky GS off your hands.
My hands were sticky for a day or so.
Yeah I know I should have worn gloves...well I did for the most part but bumped up against it a couple times...

If ths works I bet it's gonna make things a bit easier for us all lol

 

[B-NICE]

I needed those on the 1st build. LOL. I probably won't use gloves because you live and you learn.

 

[Zoomie]

They only work if gs is still wet. Otherwise, get out the razor blade or wait for it to wear off.

 

[ConFuCiuZ]

Nice Find.

 

[BethInAK]

They only work if gs is still wet. Otherwise, get out the razor blade or wait for it to wear off.

The razor blade didn't work so well on my skin.

 

[NickJR]

I washed my hands 100 times literally to get it off. My first build no gloves of course

 

[BethInAK]

oh, I wore gloves. Its all up my arms from reaching around branches etc - gorilla glue not GS. My boss wanted to know what happened so I told him I glued peat moss to my arms.

 

[B-NICE]

The 1st viv had my hands covered in great stuff. I was covering my hands @ work because it looked like I had a fungus breakout.

 

[frogbelly]

Acetone has worked for me.it also cleans out the GS tube so you can use the rest later.
Barry

 

[DragonSpirit1185]

They only work if gs is still wet. Otherwise, get out the razor blade or wait for it to wear off.

Well say you're spraying and you get a bit on your arm or hand and it's still wet so use the wipes? I don't see why it wouldn't work....