General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Burnley: Steel framework now complete	1-Mar-2006 At 7:00:38 PM	shaggy
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On 1/03/2006 igoitz wrote: >Does anyone know if you can remove spray paint from climbing holds with >some form of solvent - or >does it also damage (dissolve) the climbing holds. > >All depends on what the holds are made of. If polyester has been used, >then yes. The solvent would eat the resin. This would not happen if epoxy >resin was used to make them. Epoxy resin doubles the price of polyester >resin. > Polyester is still fairly resistant. It obviously doesn't like acetones, but it is resilant to caustics, and a certain, certain amount of heat.

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