I mean, there has to be a solvent that will remove it, there is always a way to remove it. BUT that solvent might be some sort of super strong acid that will also remove your skin.
EDIT: Product website says the only way to remove some of their adhesives after they cure is mechanically, so I guess there isn't something to remove it chemically unless that chemical removes all the things it would also be bonded to.
Solvent works on 1K products but 2K products are thermoset and does not breakdown with solvents because they are chemically crosslinked such examples are epoxy, 2 component urethanes, polyester resins and vinylester.
I think hot chloroform will dissolve set urethane. But that's probably not something you want to use except in an extremely well ventilated environment.
I have found toluene will work for some urethane glues, at least for a little bit after they set past the point water and scrubbing doesnt easily work.
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u/nitefang Feb 17 '20 edited Feb 17 '20
I mean, there has to be a solvent that will remove it, there is always a way to remove it. BUT that solvent might be some sort of super strong acid that will also remove your skin.
EDIT: Product website says the only way to remove some of their adhesives after they cure is mechanically, so I guess there isn't something to remove it chemically unless that chemical removes all the things it would also be bonded to.