Krazy Glue on a Kitchen Countertop

By Rene from Moncton, NB

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RE: Krazy Glue on a Kitchen Countertop

I agree with using the razor blade (like the one you can get to clean windows with the plastic handle). it works great. Just make sure you have a slight angle and are not going to gouge the counter by applying to much pressure or turning to the right or left. In otherwords - keep it square with the counter top.

Good-Luck
Debbie from Crawfordsville, IN

Post by dfroedge

RE: Krazy Glue on a Kitchen Countertop

Krazy glue also has a remover of it's glue , if the acetone or goo gone doesn't work. If it is a large glue blob try to razer it off first, so just a thin layer of glue is left for the glue dissolvers to work on. Rinse well so the surface is neutral again and won't cause discoloring of the counter top. Jill :>)

Post by ScotFinn

RE: Krazy Glue on a Kitchen Countertop

Acetone (not non-acetone) nail polish remover. Works like a charm and will not harm your countertops.

Goo Gone isn't going to work because it's made for simple sticky residue removal like tape or labels leave. Just wanted to tell you that because I'd hate to see you spend the money and then find out it won't work.

Post by Deeli

RE: Krazy Glue on a Kitchen Countertop

There's a product on the market called goo-gone. It's specifically for removing adhesives. Test first in an inconspicuous area, but it should work. Rinse well afterward.

Post by instyles5

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