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1. 
   webby | Jul 20, 2008 01:46am | #1

   I guess you could try a heat gun. soften up the glue then wire brush. Or if it is really stubborn a constantly moving torch.

   Webby 

    

2. 
   BruceS | Jul 20, 2008 02:50am | #2

   I just use a sharpened very stiff putty knife.  The glue just pops off.

   Work Safe,  Count to 10 when your done for the day !!

   Bruce S. 

    

3. 
   Henley | Jul 20, 2008 02:55am | #3

   I use My Sandvik scraper.
   The glue pops right off.
   Dulls the scraper some.

4. 
   desertmaster | Jul 20, 2008 06:58am | #4

   Lostcreek,

     Try white vinegar on the dried glue. Soak a rag in the stuff, leave it on the gluey areas overnight, and the stuff should scrape right off.

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   lostcreek | Jul 20, 2008 04:39pm | #5

   desertmaster,
   THAT'S the magic potion I was looking for...thanks to all for your suggestions. It'll be clamps soaked in white vinegar and then scraping the glue off.
   lostcreek

5. 
   Scott_y | Jul 21, 2008 03:38am | #6

   Festool will soon release the Festool Glumen Pick. For only $1200.00 it will remove glue from any surface. Also available is the nose attachment (for a small additional charge) for those stubborn buggers that just won't let go of the long, flowing nose hairs.  

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   joinerswork | Jul 21, 2008 03:02pm | #7

   Scott,

   Be advised that the Glumen Pick (TM) only will work on Fesgloo (TM), available for the nominal charge of 49$ per quarter-liter.   It is suggested boogers be first primed with a fingertip dipped in said fesgloo, for most efficacious removal.

   Ray

2. 
   troys | Jul 22, 2008 12:59am | #8

   Does it come with the special modular case or is that extra?, and what about dust collection:)Troy