remove super glue
How do I remove super glue from my car??? It got on the paint when I reattached my window vents. Well I recently took the window vents off and there is still some super glue on the paint. What do I use to get that off? Thanks!
Try a claybar first. I sprayed crazy glue all over my Cobra by accident and a claybar + Poorboys SSR2.5 and a Orange pad was able to completely remove it.
Be careful with wet sanding, you need to use a flexible block otherwise you'll make a nasty mess of your clearcoat.
Be careful with wet sanding, you need to use a flexible block otherwise you'll make a nasty mess of your clearcoat.
Try a claybar first. I sprayed crazy glue all over my Cobra by accident and a claybar + Poorboys SSR2.5 and a Orange pad was able to completely remove it.
Be careful with wet sanding, you need to use a flexible block otherwise you'll make a nasty mess of your clearcoat.
Be careful with wet sanding, you need to use a flexible block otherwise you'll make a nasty mess of your clearcoat.
Sorry Dude if its gone hard, it will have bonded with the paint and you will not be able to remove it with out damaging the paint.
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Last edited by khooper; Sep 4, 2008 at 09:18 PM.
Sorry Dude if its gone hard, it will have bonded with the paint and you will not be able to remove it with out damaging the paint.
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Not exactly true khooper.
My crazy glue was stuck on for 48 hours, with sun hitting it and I was still able to remove it. It took a lot of elbow grease and time.
02stangridin, do you have any intentions of buying a buffer for your car? A Porter Cable and the right cutting pads & compounds could certainly remove or help the situation.
I claybarred for a ridiculously long time and got it to take whatever it could off the car, then I polished with a PC for a couple hours until it was finally gone.
My crazy glue was stuck on for 48 hours, with sun hitting it and I was still able to remove it. It took a lot of elbow grease and time.
02stangridin, do you have any intentions of buying a buffer for your car? A Porter Cable and the right cutting pads & compounds could certainly remove or help the situation.
I claybarred for a ridiculously long time and got it to take whatever it could off the car, then I polished with a PC for a couple hours until it was finally gone.
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