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Root

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23rd Apr 11 at 15:51

how do I get this shit off my hands?

BarnshaW

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23rd Apr 11 at 15:57

white spirit

DannyB

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23rd Apr 11 at 16:04

+ a scrubbing brush, or swarfega

If you don't have swarfega get your hands soaped up with washing up liquid and pour in some sugar, works the same

[Edited on 23-04-2011 by DannyB]

Archie

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23rd Apr 11 at 16:32

Brake cleaner, it burns, but only for a minute.

Christopher

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23rd Apr 11 at 16:44

Just dont touch your wiwoooo with your hands

oceansoul

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23rd Apr 11 at 16:48

Petrol (dont laugh, it works). Just dont go near a naked flame with your hands.

FAZ

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23rd Apr 11 at 16:58

wear gloves

antnee

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23rd Apr 11 at 17:00

Use a brush next time?

_Allan_

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23rd Apr 11 at 17:05

mattant

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23rd Apr 11 at 17:25

Butter works

sc0ott

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23rd Apr 11 at 17:29

Cooking oil is the best solution. The paint will slide of without any rubbing its that good

andyc1234

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23rd Apr 11 at 17:43

bit of thinners always does the job for me

Root

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23rd Apr 11 at 19:23

update, it's now dried and as a result is pretty easy to "flake" off most of the thick stuff but I've still got black hands lol

but at least my bike chassis will stay rust free

BluKoo

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23rd Apr 11 at 19:28

I don't get why this is a comical question...

Root

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23rd Apr 11 at 19:55

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
I don't get why this is a comical question...

Because i'm a twat for thinking I can apply it with my hands, I thought I was being crafty and clever, thinking "I can get into all the nooks and crannies now doing it this way" and didn't think much about getting the shite back off my hands :[

Steve

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23rd Apr 11 at 20:04

have a bath, scrubs off

Jed D

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23rd Apr 11 at 20:05

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
I don't get why this is a comical question...

hahahahahahahahahhahahaha

Thats hilarious!

Generation

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23rd Apr 11 at 20:19

Soap and sugar, everytime

BluKoo

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23rd Apr 11 at 20:34

quote:
Originally posted by Root

quote:
Originally posted by BluKoo
I don't get why this is a comical question...

Because i'm a twat for thinking I can apply it with my hands, I thought I was being crafty and clever, thinking "I can get into all the nooks and crannies now doing it this way" and didn't think much about getting the shite back off my hands :[

That is actually quite funny. You won't be doing that again then

Root

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23rd Apr 11 at 20:47

quote:
Originally posted by Generation
Soap and sugar, everytime

already tried washing up liquid & salt and didn't work well, I'll just keep trying it, worst thing is I got cuts all over my hands, realised this after putting nail varnish remover on it =/ pretty much just mega failed

Steve

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23rd Apr 11 at 21:00

seriously have a soak in a bath and it will rub off fairly easily

Root

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23rd Apr 11 at 21:02

will do, gotta cus im covered head to toe in grease and oil somehow lol

Jed D

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23rd Apr 11 at 21:05

put your hands in a nice warm fanny

Root

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23rd Apr 11 at 21:06

quote:
Originally posted by JedDy
put your hands in a nice warm fanny

squilch, squilch, squilch. Can't quite reach mine :< lol

corsa-torque

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25th Apr 11 at 20:40

just paint the rest of your arms etc.. then no1 will notice you have painted hands

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