best way to get 2 part foam off your skin?

[demolition_x]

touched the wrong blob of foam when it was setting up and it got all over my hands and this stuff ain't coming off. i was wearing gloves then i took them off to do something else while the foam was setting up then got screwed when i touched some soft stuff?

best way to just keep picking at it?

 

[Crab]

When It happened to a friend, he called poison control center and they told him to rub your hands with cooking oil, it will get under the foam as you work it in.

 

[>Fuse<]

Your body is naturally replacing all your skin as we speak. Give it some time, and the skin it's adhered to will just flake off. :biggthumpup:

No, I dont have any real advice, but basically anything that doesnt penetrate too deep will eventally come off as your skin dies and is replaced. That's gotten me through many superglue fiascos.

 

[2lick]

took me 4 showers 3 days and lots of picking while sitting in class...... its finally off!!!

 

[ChrisGooch]

pummice stone

 

[GDFL]

It only comes off with your skin. I just foamed my whole ski last night and I'm dealing with the aftermath on a couple of fingers.

 

[sclevela]

bench grinder

 

[Snackem]

I say that a couple of beers and either a wire wheel or an angle grinder sounds like a lot more fun. . .:tomato:

 

[accbr]

You have to grow new skin. :biggrin: It took a couple of weeks to come off my hands.

 

[onesojourner]

you also have pores and grease working on your side.

 

[63chevyll]

paint reducer and a match.......JK, just the match

 

[Mark44]

MEK worked for me.

Mark44

 

[Big Kahuna]

acetone.

 

[Mouthfulloflake]

radial arm saw

 

[h2odesperado]

sandpaper. go 60 grit

 

[onesojourner]

you might try some hydrochloric acid.

 

[Dirtybird]

Wear latex gloves........but before you start foaming. ta-da!

 

[meatball]

acetone.

acetone works the best of any solvent, but try some paint thinner before you get into that, much less harmful, without that dermatitis possibility.

 

[Marshj]

Napalm.