The problem that then arises is what happens when you get Liquid Nail on your hands or skin? Designed to ensure lasting adhesiveness, its no surprise that removing Liquid Nails from your skin is not an easy task.
The main thing to remember when trying to get Liquid Nails off your hands is to proceed carefully. The first step is to identify what type of Liquid Nail has been used. Is the product solvent or latex-based? If the Liquid Nail used is solvent-based, try the following to get the product off your skin:
- Rub a small amount of petroleum jelly or mineral oil onto the affected area of the skin. This will soften the product and lessen its adhesive properties. Wipe the area with a clean soft cloth. Repeat this process until the Liquid Nail disappears from the skin. This may take several applications so don’t worry.
- If Liquid Nails has fallen on your clothes, remove the clothing and wash well before using again. If the product is not removed, do not use the contaminated clothing again.
- In case the Liquid Nail product is latex-based simply wash the area of the skin with warm water and soap.
- In case of a medical emergency, get to an emergency room at the earliest. Ingestion of Liquid Nails or prolonged inhalation requires immediate medical treatment as well. The company offers this service around the clock, seven days a week.
answered by G R