Removing Super Glue

RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Phillip Snyder (Guest Post) (10/03/2008) My children got superglue on my granite countertops. I tried acetone nothing, I tried magic erasure and nothing. I put acetone on my magic erasure and it came off like nothing! Perfect combo for superglue. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Joann (Guest Post) (09/29/2008) Any ideas on what to use to get crazy glue off a counter top? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By jw (Guest Post) (09/21/2008) Nail polish remover DID NOT work on getting the SG off my lenses. Now does anyone have the real answer, or it's $350 eyeglassess? Thanks jw Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By amy (Guest Post) (09/14/2008) Thanks tupretty25 I will try that, cause I've been on the computer for hours long trying to find something to get this glue out of my hair from these braids to keep from cutting my hair. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By jim h (Guest Post) (09/12/2008) I got superglue on my glasses. I took the advise to try magic eraser and It worked great. Thank you very much! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Eric Smith (Guest Post) (09/01/2008) Try egg white its always worked for me. I'm a carpenter and am forever getting superglue on my hands its just the job! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Joy (Guest Post) (07/31/2008) Thanks tupretty25 for the advice. I recently got micro braids and realized that my real hair got glued. Now I don't have to panic. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Chi Town (Guest Post) (07/29/2008) Thank you tupretty25 the acetone worked. I wished I tried it before I cut two of my braids out. At least I saved the rest of my hair! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Debbie (Guest Post) (07/29/2008) After trying all sorts of products to remove superglue from my windscreen following an unsucessful attempt to reattach my rearview mirror. Nail polish remover worked a charm......less than a minute and all of it was gone. Great tip Report Spam or Abuse RE: Removing Super Glue Post By Caroline (Guest Post) (07/25/2008) Had superglue stuck to my windscreen and really needed to get it off. Tried alcohol did not work. Nail varnish remover worked really well. All glue is removed. Thanks for the tip. Report Spam or Abuse Request: Removing Super Glue Post by Sally_Admin (153) | (07/22/2008) Profile | Contact How do I remove super glue off of glass? Thanks - Eva RE: Removing Super Glue Try using nail polish remover (for your hands) its worked a couple times for me. (07/26/2005) By RE: Removing Super Glue I found it effective with a scrubber and forceful rubbing. result assured. (loss of skin, gain of pain extra) (09/24/2005) By pesimist RE: Removing Super Glue Super glue can be removed with acetone. The best household source of this is usually nail polish remover. However, be sure to check the bottle as some are not acetone based. Adding a little nail polish remover to a cotton bud is usually the safest way to get the job done. Do not apply to sensitive areas such as lips. (03/18/2007) By Robin H RE: Removing Super Glue I tried nail polish, it didn't work. I have super glue on my glasses, and I cant see a thing without my glass. (b)Editor's Note:(/b) I'm assuming you are saying nail polish remover. There is also a super glue solvent that is sold at most places where super glue is sold. You could try that. (04/12/2007) By Loraine RE: Removing Super Glue Acetone Acetone, will remove super glue I am a witness to that. This women who did not know what she was doing put it all over my hair instead of my braids but anyways acetone works for sure. The thing is you have to keep working it in with your hand or a cotton ball. I preferred my hands it worked quicker so try that for sure. You can get it at sally's beauty supply store, they carry pure acetone. keep posting these blogs becuase it saved my hair so I'm just passing it on. (07/10/2007) By tupretty25 RE: Removing Super Glue I tried nail polish remover, but no luck at all. perhaps it didn't have enough acetone content, but nevertheless I tried my favorite trick: Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. Guess what - IT WORKED! it takes some elbow grease, you do have to rub for quite a while, but the result is: all of the super glue came off. Don't get discouraged if after 20 seconds of rubbing at one spot doesn't show much result, keep doing it, it WILL come off, and no scratches - I did it on my mirror. Good luck! (08/24/2007) By Diamond RE: Removing Super Glue I just used nail polish remover on my lenses, & it worked great! Just make sure to remove the lenses first. Acetone WILL discolor your frames. (01/31/2008) By Damon RE: Removing Super Glue Try WD40. Don't get it in your eyes or swallow it. (03/08/2008) By andy RE: Removing Super Glue I had super glue on my transition glasses, bought some nailer polish remover - did not work. Tried some Magic Eraser, and after rubbing for a few minutes, every bit was gone. Be patient and keep rubbing - it will work. (04/10/2008) By Willard Report Spam or Abuse