No....I still love the stuff.......but just spilled the whole jar on the work desk and floor.....and my glasses!! I don't care about the floor and I got the glasses cleaned up.....but almost cried over a almost new jar gone in a flash. 
And to add insult I ruined my Hudson (automobile) convention shirt.....didn't even think about it until too late......
Have to order more now.......
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Sorry to hear of your mishap. Been there, done that. When I think of it, I put the bottle of whatever, into a piece of 2" foam to act as an anti-spill base.
It is messy stuff and easy to spill, for sure. I always madke a mess every time I opened it because I would keep forgetting that the cap had that brush attached to it and it would fall out and splash the stuff all over. BTW - it's a brush I never found useful. I finally just cut it off so now its just a plain cap.
It's a shame about the shirt, though. I suppose washing won't take the stuff out?
It's a shame about the shirt, though. I suppose washing won't take the stuff out?
Shirt has become a yard work shirt. The Neo did an EXCELLENT job of making a huge and permanent stain.....even after treatment and 3 washes. No real problem.....compared to the real world....but SO mad at myself!!!
Maybe simple green would get it out.
Oh Ricko you didnt.
I feel your pain!
--Greg
Dave,
If you want one of these, send me your address and I will get one in the mail this week.
Malcolm
Been there. More than once. With both flux and Tenax 7R. It leaves you with a half helpless, half angry, mostly stupid feeling. Made worse as I normally learn things the hard way after the first time. Glad I bought the big bottles. Now I have a caddy like Brother Love.
Jim
I'm with Malcolm's solution...
The top of my workbench looks enough like a daycare finger painting adventure. The worst ones were the bottles of Tenax 7r, Ambroid Proweld. I swear it gets worse with age and failing eyesight!! No depth perception, too many thumbs, flailing hand motions, trifocals ...good grief, Charlie Brown!
So I took a scrap of 2X4, rounded up some appropriate Forstner bits, and quickly became "bored", so to speak. Now the working, uncapped bottles have STABILITY!!
I still have no depth perception, too many thumbs, flailing hand motions, trifocals. But now the four-letter exclamation is "Whew!"
Thanks for the offers and ideas folks!!! But after I spilled a full bottle of Micro Weld a few years ago I made the same stabilizer set up. But this was a quick touch up and I'm so good I didn't need to use my stabilizer.....right.....famous last words.....or drops of Neo anyway.
feel nbad-i was going to order va bottle after your rave on a previous post-im going to be 64 years old tomorrow and do not have the dexterity i use to-reason i buy diecast trains
sucks-went to the mall saturday-did not look for sales but benches and bathroom locations.don;t need accidents like you had-your pics of your work though are great
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