I did a bad thing.....

to borrow a phrase from Abbot and Costello.

In my haste to complete the kitchen cabinets and get them delivered, when I finished spraying the blue I put the gun down on the bench and ran out the door. With everything going on getting it finished up I soon forgot all about it. It has been sitting for about 3 weeks with about a pint of finish sitting in the cup........
Fortunately it hadn't dried and I was able to clean out most of it but I cant seem to get the dried residue out of the cup and a few of the other nooks and crannies.
It is waterborne poly from GF. Anyone know of a solvent that will break down this finish that I may be able to either scrub it off or let it marinate for a day or so?

little BIT OF ACETONE or some methanol chloride stripper.

This is another fine mess you gotten us (you) into.

Laurel & Hardy

Sorry just couldn't resist.

Bart Leetch said:

This is another fine mess you gotten us (you) into.

Laurel & Hardy

Sorry just couldn't resist.

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One does have to maintain a healthy dose of laughter in these dark days!

Thanks Dave,
didnt get a chance to get back to it today. one of those "non stop" days.....
I have some acetone and Larry suggested some lacquer thinner which I also have.. Will give it a try when I get a chance.
In the mean time I am going to use my "clear" gun and just flush it out real good!.

Stuff happens... hope it cleans up for you!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWf7cT8CTDI

good tune! I can feel the pressure on the accelorator now as I head down the highway late at night! Here come the speeding tickets!

Rich Soby said:

good tune! I can feel the pressure on the accelorator now as I head down the highway late at night! Here come the speeding tickets!

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Just explain to the officer{s} that you were trying to 'blow out' the residue

Ken Cook said:

Just explain to the officer{s} that you were trying to 'blow out' the residue

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