Removing superglue from paint?
06-21-2011, 12:30 AM
#16
Nordschleife Master
First thing, see if you can just pop it off with your finger nail. Try using a clay bar.
All the solvents listed are fine to use. But they will strip all the wax off the paint. The superglue can discolor the paint under it.
Nail Polish Remover might be a good start, put a little on a microfiber towel, hold on the glue, then move it around. It will take some time to remove the whole spot. Don't worry about the rest of the paint. Keep the towel wet, not soaking, & keep the glue wet, & keep some pressure on it.
I would use lacquer thinner last, it's a harshest solvent listed. That needs to stay away from all rubber, stickers, clear bra.
When the spot is all clean, use a little car polish to clean up the area, then wax. You should be good to go.
All the solvents listed are fine to use. But they will strip all the wax off the paint. The superglue can discolor the paint under it.
Nail Polish Remover might be a good start, put a little on a microfiber towel, hold on the glue, then move it around. It will take some time to remove the whole spot. Don't worry about the rest of the paint. Keep the towel wet, not soaking, & keep the glue wet, & keep some pressure on it.
I would use lacquer thinner last, it's a harshest solvent listed. That needs to stay away from all rubber, stickers, clear bra.
When the spot is all clean, use a little car polish to clean up the area, then wax. You should be good to go.
