Date:         Tue, 21 May 2013 12:36:51 -0400
Reply-To:     James Ogul <jimogul70@GMAIL.COM>
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From:         James Ogul <jimogul70@GMAIL.COM>
Subject:      Re: retiring
Comments: To: "Fuhrel, Robert" <robert.fuhrel@CSN.EDU>
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First of all congratulations on retiring.  I waited till age 70 to retire two years ago and now regret that I hadn't done it sooner.  I know nail polish remover will remove super glue, but it cam also be hard on the materials you are removing the glue from.  

Jim and Diana
Frederick, MD
On May 21, 2013, at 12:20 PM, "Fuhrel, Robert" <robert.fuhrel@CSN.EDU> wrote:

> I'm retiring in a month, partly because I've merely been treading water here, spinning my wheels so to speak.  So I will have more time for my '83 Vanagon.  First, a request for advice, please.  Yesterday, I was supergluing the rubber insulation strip on the driver's side door as it was hanging down from my immediate left to just behind me as I drive.  I guess I got some super glue in the door lock button slot, and now I cannot unlock the door there from without or within.  Someone told me that lighter fluid, unlit, might dissolve super glue.  Does it?  I don't need to be advised to be more careful with the glue, thanks!
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> Best,
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> Bob