[N/A]How does one dissolve Gorilla Glue?

I sold adhesives for a living as a mfg rep for most of my adult life. On most solvent based contact cements, the application of heat like a hair dryer will cause/aid delamination if heat is applied around 180f. When I worked as an EMT, the emergency room used acetone to soften cyanoacrylate when practical. Fingernail polish remover is basically acetone with perfume scent added. If you spray contact cement on your hair...oh well...
 
Daleandee said:
But she'll likely hire an attorney in league with the devil such as (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloria_Allred) who will then argue that the label did not specifically name "hair" as a place where the product could not be used and this poor defenseless, young, naïve, innocent child could not have known that information unless it was clearly stated on the product. They'll also sue the vendor that sold it, the carrier that delivered it, etc.

Your mileage may vary ... but I doubt it!
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She has six kids. Don't know how she's going to sell young, naive, or innocent.....
 
Reminds me of the guy with a low IQ ... his prankster buddies told him to cover his head with glue so the rest of his brains would not leak out.

It worked .... this can be proven by the fact he is smarter now .

He no longer takes advice from his buddies.
 
Tarheelpilot said:
I didn’t know there were any social media influencers that were not really dumb.
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I'm sure there are many who are dumb like a fox.

Reminds me of the old joke about the kid who's so stupid when you offer him the choice between a dime and a nickel, he takes the nickel. When asked he said "The first time I take the dime, they quit offering." Viewers equal money whether the viewers think you're smart or stupid doesn't matter.
 
jsstevens said:
I'm sure there are many who are dumb like a fox.

Reminds me of the old joke about the kid who's so stupid when you offer him the choice between a dime and a nickel, he takes the nickel. When asked he said "The first time I take the dime, they quit offering." Viewers equal money whether the viewers think you're smart or stupid doesn't matter.
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That @SixPapaCharlie guy must be crazy like a fox. Is he an social media influencer, or just a forum provocateur?
 
But the one thing the warning doesn't say is to avoid getting it on hair. She's already contemplating filing suit.
 
The sad part is that she get's air time and it normalizes idiocy. The biggest issue with social media, and now in turn the news media, is that it gives idiots, morons, imbeciles, philistines, etc., a platform that can infect the rest of population.. these folks were once relegated to their own corners

Absolutely disgusting

What part of this translates to "okay for hair use" ??
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Tantalum said:
The sad part is that she get's air time and it normalizes idiocy. The biggest issue with social media, and now in turn the news media, is that it gives idiots, morons, imbeciles, philistines, etc., a platform that can infect the rest of population.. these folks were once relegated to their own corners

Absolutely disgusting

What part of this translates to "okay for hair use" ??
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It does say, “bonds virtually everything”. They weren’t kidding.
 
jsstevens said:
I'm sure there are many who are dumb like a fox.

Reminds me of the old joke about the kid who's so stupid when you offer him the choice between a dime and a nickel, he takes the nickel. When asked he said "The first time I take the dime, they quit offering." Viewers equal money whether the viewers think you're smart or stupid doesn't matter.
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Yep and it’s also the reason I don’t offer a penny.
 
With 6 kids I'm thinking she used it on the wrong end.
 
So ... if human nature is what I think it is the Gorilla Glue company will pay the Doc $12,500 to reimburse him for his pro-bono procedure and all will be well with the world again.

Of course she still has a tour to do with TV spots and book promotion ...
 
Daleandee said:
So ... if human nature is what I think it is the Gorilla Glue company will pay the Doc $12,500 to reimburse him for his pro-bono procedure and all will be well with the world again.

Of course she still has a tour to do with TV spots and book promotion ...
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$12,000 for some acetone?

The story says it a proprietary formula. Just how many times has this doc removed Gorilla Glue from someone's hair?
 
Matthew said:
$12,000 for some acetone?

The story says it a proprietary formula. Just how many times has this doc removed Gorilla Glue from someone's hair?
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$12K for a cup of acetone sounds like typical hospital rates, lol.
 
Matthew said:
$12,000 for some acetone?

The story says it a proprietary formula. Just how many times has this doc removed Gorilla Glue from someone's hair?
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His "secret" formula was a combination of oil, alcohol, organic solvent, and acetone..... All the stuff you might use when trying to remove a stubborn label from something.
 
Lindberg said:
His "secret" formula was a combination of oil, alcohol, organic solvent, and acetone..... All the stuff you might use when trying to remove a stubborn label from something.
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Did he apply it while smoking a cigarette? :)
 
Lindberg said:
His "secret" formula was a combination of oil, alcohol, organic solvent, and acetone..... All the stuff you might use when trying to remove a stubborn label from something.
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Whatever it was, I'm just surprised she didn't find up with weird chemical burns.
 
Idk y I'm surprised. She got merch. Gotta cash in on these things
 
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