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09-14-2003, 08:13 AM
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PS - on a sad note, I was helping to install attic steps when the whole thing came crashing down on my head, got a 3 inch gash on the back of my head and after about 5 hours at the hospital I now have 10 staples in my head.
PS - on a sad note, I was helping to install attic steps when the whole thing came crashing down on my head, got a 3 inch gash on the back of my head and after about 5 hours at the hospital I now have 10 staples in my head.
09-14-2003, 10:16 AM
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..or skin preservation! I was pre-med - if the scar will show, start to use some hydrocortisone cream after the wound scarsover - it will lesson the scar's appearance ( I was pre-med).
Get well soon - flesh can heal, sheetmetal is forever!
Get well soon - flesh can heal, sheetmetal is forever!
09-14-2003, 10:42 AM
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Thanks 2002S2K, members like you are quite teh aspect to the community, and we greatly apreciate it. Hopefully this will help out alot of people and act like a FAQ for those with questions. Thanks
BTW, glad to see you're feling a bit better, but dont push yourself. A head wound is not to be messed with. Rest up and take care of yourself.
Thanks 2002S2K, members like you are quite teh aspect to the community, and we greatly apreciate it. Hopefully this will help out alot of people and act like a FAQ for those with questions. Thanks
BTW, glad to see you're feling a bit better, but dont push yourself. A head wound is not to be messed with. Rest up and take care of yourself.
09-14-2003, 11:53 AM
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Hi,
Didn't know if you had any thoughts on removing Industrial strength "super glue" from leather. Had a few drops fall onto the center perforated elbow rest while reattaching bumpers for my Rick's windscreen. Removed it immediately with a rag, but left about a 1" line of dried glue to the leather. I figure there is probably no easy way, but since we now have a leather expert I though I would ask! (I have dried several leather and not leather cleaners including alcohol swabs without any luck--not very noticable, except to me!!)
thanks,
Doug!
Didn't know if you had any thoughts on removing Industrial strength "super glue" from leather. Had a few drops fall onto the center perforated elbow rest while reattaching bumpers for my Rick's windscreen. Removed it immediately with a rag, but left about a 1" line of dried glue to the leather. I figure there is probably no easy way, but since we now have a leather expert I though I would ask! (I have dried several leather and not leather cleaners including alcohol swabs without any luck--not very noticable, except to me!!)
thanks,
Doug!
I bought some Lexol products on your recommendation and am totally pleased.
09-14-2003, 01:55 PM
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09-14-2003, 02:35 PM
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Hey everybody!
I have a lil problem. Some chocolate got into the leather on the passenger seat (the part with the lil holes in it) and I tryed wiping it and vacuuming it out but nothing worked. Can someone tell me how the hell I can get that stuff outta there again
Cause I can't stand seeing my baby like that...
I have a lil problem. Some chocolate got into the leather on the passenger seat (the part with the lil holes in it) and I tryed wiping it and vacuuming it out but nothing worked. Can someone tell me how the hell I can get that stuff outta there again
Cause I can't stand seeing my baby like that...
09-14-2003, 02:41 PM
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Originally posted by SiDriver
Sean (2002S2K) is the man.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...threadid=148905
Sean (2002S2K) is the man.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/showthread.php?...threadid=148905
