Superglue on the paint- what can get it off?
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Superglue on the paint- what can get it off?
on my trunk, I have some superglue about this big ==== thats dried up on the paint. What can I do to get it off? I was reading about the Clay Bar and it seems like something that could take it off but I dont want to try until Im shure it wont make it worse. What about taking it to a autobody shop and have them buff it out? Its not a noticable thing but I do want to get it off. thanks
#3
Re: Superglue on the paint- what can get it off?
Originally posted by Nismo
on my trunk, I have some superglue about this big ==== thats dried up on the paint. What can I do to get it off? I was reading about the Clay Bar and it seems like something that could take it off but I dont want to try until Im shure it wont make it worse. What about taking it to a autobody shop and have them buff it out? Its not a noticable thing but I do want to get it off. thanks
on my trunk, I have some superglue about this big ==== thats dried up on the paint. What can I do to get it off? I was reading about the Clay Bar and it seems like something that could take it off but I dont want to try until Im shure it wont make it worse. What about taking it to a autobody shop and have them buff it out? Its not a noticable thing but I do want to get it off. thanks
#4
If I were you I wouldn't try to pry it off. Or you could and your paint would comeo off with it. Try sanding it down or using an acidic solution but be careful and make sure you don't screw up your paint. Honestly I think it is better to leave it alone if it is that small, or if you are a perfectionist just repaint the whole trunklid.
-Cyrus
-Cyrus
#5
Acetone
About the only thing that will remove superglue (other than sanding) is acetone (which is the active component of nail polish remover). Problem is, acetone is a pretty strong solvent and can remove many kinds of paint as well. I don't know what it would to the paint on a Max.
#7
Originally posted by deezo
People, something very simple as nail polish remover will do the job.
People, something very simple as nail polish remover will do the job.
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