Treating and Preventing Thread Lock Chemical Burns

The RC Deep Dive
04/10/2025 8 min Episodio 193
Treating and Preventing Thread Lock Chemical Burns

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Sometimes when building a radio controlled model vehicle you will inadvertently get liquid blue or AG (Anaerobic Gel) red thread lock(er) on your skin and it will kill your skin cells via a nasty chemical burn. What are the first aid steps and how can you prevent from getting burned again? We dig through the chemical safety sheets and get you the diagnosis that you need in this episode of the RC Deep Dive podcast. 

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