Help!!!!!
Race Director
Joined: Apr 2011
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From: North of Toronto - Ontario
Not chemically, acetone is the solvent for CA and although it doesn't harm some paints (2 parts) it will make a mess of others really quick.
You could test some inconspicuous spot (inside a wheel well lip or front door jamb to see)
If it were me and not a huge area... The CA shouldn't penetrate into the paint so it should just be on the surface.
I'd hope there was some wax on the car and see if a plastic razor blade would pop off the CA
Failing that I'd carefully wet sand it off and polish the area and surrounding area
HIH
M
You could test some inconspicuous spot (inside a wheel well lip or front door jamb to see)
If it were me and not a huge area... The CA shouldn't penetrate into the paint so it should just be on the surface.
I'd hope there was some wax on the car and see if a plastic razor blade would pop off the CA
Failing that I'd carefully wet sand it off and polish the area and surrounding area
HIH
M
Zen Vet Master Level VII
Joined: Mar 2016
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From: Southlake, TX
Okay white is GOOD.
An old trick that I saw once was to first heat the area with a blow dryer and then quickly freeze the glue (glue only) with dry ice, then pick at it with your finger nail.
It may take a couple of time, then you buff it out.
An old trick that I saw once was to first heat the area with a blow dryer and then quickly freeze the glue (glue only) with dry ice, then pick at it with your finger nail.
It may take a couple of time, then you buff it out.
Team Owner
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From: Crossville TN
SuperGlue is anaerobic...meaning it dries in the absence of air. So, if it is spilled on your paint it will take a while to dry. Once dry, you might just take an ice cube and rub it over the SuperGlue. The difference in temperature between the SG and the paint might cause it to separate. At least, it's an easy thing to try. Not sure I would want to heat then dry ice my paint job.
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From: Feverish All Over
If you're the patient type, just leave it. Let it weather, dry up and get old. Wash your car, drive your car, let the sun do its work also. Over time it will fall off. Better to try this than to actively try to remove it and leave a mark which won't go away.
