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Removing Super Glue from Wood Furniture?

July 14, 2004

Super GlueWould anyone know any tips on how to remove super glue (used for fake nails) can be removed from a wood table, without sanding down the whole thing. Thanks,

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Samantha R

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By Nancy (Guest Post)
July 14, 20040 found this helpful

When you put on fake nails, you have to take them off. Try using whatever solvent you use to remove them. It should remove the glue from the table.

 
By Deanne Russell (Guest Post)
April 11, 20050 found this helpful

i have got a bare wood finished table and i have got a wet ring on it, pleasee can you give me some advice on how to remove it, thanks

 
By Anonymous (Guest Post)
May 16, 20070 found this helpful

DO NOT USE ACETONE OR NAIL POLISH REMOVER ON A WOOD TABLE. IT COMPLETELY REMOVES THE FINISH AND MAKES IT LOOK TERRIBLE.

 
June 19, 20070 found this helpful

to remove a water ring from a table, apply mayonnaise to it, let stand about 10 minutes, then wipe off. it works.

i learned this trick when doing catering work.

 
February 22, 20110 found this helpful

Toothpaste

 
June 7, 20190 found this helpful

If it's a water ring try a rag with a little dab of tooth paste

 
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Anonymous
March 4, 20180 found this helpful

Do not use any solvent i.e. Acetone, alcohol, etc. as they will also remove the unwanted stains or finishing surfaces which protects the wood. The only thing which can be done other than sanding and refinishing the table is to let the super glue completely dry and delicately scrap the glue away from the wood.

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Obviously in the future, only use super glue AFTER covering the surface. Sorry, I can imagine the words coming from your mouth right about now.

 
Anonymous
March 4, 20180 found this helpful

Do not use any solvent i.e. Acetone, alcohol, etc. as they will also remove the unwanted stains or finishing surfaces which protects the wood. The only thing which can be done other than sanding and refinishing the table is to let the super glue completely dry and delicately scrap the glue away from the wood. Obviously in the future, only use super glue AFTER covering the surface. Sorry, I can imagine the words coming from your mouth right about now.

 
March 4, 20180 found this helpful

Do not use any solvent i.e. Acetone, alcohol, etc. as they will also remove the unwanted stains or finishing surfaces which protects the wood. The only thing which can be done other than sanding and refinishing the table is to let the super glue completely dry and delicately scrap the glue away from the wood.

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Obviously in the future, only use super glue AFTER covering the surface. Sorry, I can imagine the words coming from your mouth right about now.

 
May 18, 20230 found this helpful

I understand the risk of applying acetone (nail polish remover) to your finished wood furniture but I did use it on a desktop that had been beautifully finished by Amish craftsmen and it removed only the super glue without harming the underlying varnished (?) surface. So it might work for you without the nightmare of refinishing the furniture. Try it in an inconspicuous spot.

 
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