Bad glueup Help!

[TroutGuide]

I made the mistake of trying to glu up a tri-lam bow in 95F heat.  Using TB III, some ares set up before I could get it all clamped. Well it did not come out as well as I would have liked lots of gaps in the lams.  So what can I do now.  We made all of this ourself out of our own wood so it was a lot of work to get this far and fail.  What will remove, disolve, release the TB3?

Trout

[Pat B]

If you can get the glue to 150deg(F) it will release and you can disassemble the lams, clean them up and go for a new glue-up.
 I have removed a hickory backing by heating it with a heat gun. I started at one tip, heated it until I could get a wood chisel under the hickory and work down the limb with the heat and chisel. I then when to the other tip and did the same until it came apart completely.

[TroutGuide]

So TB III will release at 150?  I can do that easy enough.  Any ideas on how to get the glue off the lams after that?  Laquor thinner, asetone...?

[Pat B]

I think I scraped and sanded it off. Call the 800 number on the TBIII bottle. That's how I found out about the 150 release temp. Those tech guys love to solve problems and already have lots of answers.

[TroutGuide]

cool! will call!

[Shakes.602]

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