Help with Goat Tuff Debonder!

[fredbear92]

I am trying to use goat tuff debonder to debond the goat tuff glue from my aluminum shafts. I have read the instructions. But I can't get the glue off. Please help, Thanks

[Bob Morrison]

Acetone will do the same thing only cheaper, you may have to apply more than once.

[fredbear92]

ttt

[Ben Woodring]

soak in acetone

[Tim Fishell]

I use Goat Tuff on all my inserts and tips.  Is this what you used it for or did you fletch with it?  Goat Tuff is also heat reversable so if you are trying to remove inserts or tips just heat them up.  I have never fletched with it so I am no help there.

[WestTnMan]

On alunimum I just scrape off with a box cutter and then wipe down  with acetone.

[Bill Tell]

Originally posted by WestTnMan:
On alunimum I just scrape off with a box cutter and then wipe down  with acetone.

Yup what he said.

[fredbear92]

yes, I'm trying to remove fletching

[WidowEater]

just razor blade off the fletching, the goat tuff debonder will destroy the fletching anyway

[fredbear92]

I've been doing what it says to do.  I used the debonder and wiped the shafts with cloth soaked with the debonder and the glue does not soften up like it says it should.........