Re: plexiglass problem
whfmznb,<br />When I worked at the University (UNR), the machinist I shared an office with fabricated a LOT of stuff from different types of plastic materials. They all had the paper you're talking about on them..... His trick was to do all the machining, milling, cutting, etc. with the paper on and then remove it. The best way was to get a bottle of alcohol, we used eythl (100%) but 75% would work as well and soak the paper. Give it about 10 minutes and ten just wipe the paper off. And I do mean wipe it off....no peeling, scrubbing etc.... The alcohol dilutes the glue, and the wiping it off doesn't mark up the plastic. After the paper was off, you might have to wipe it down a second time just to finish cleaning a little glue residue of, but I swear this works great. Give it a try!
