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Removing Spilled Super Glue from Floor Panels: Effective Methods and Solutions

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How can I remove spilled super glue from floor panels without damaging the finish?

Try freezing the glue so it becomes brittle, then peel it off; people suggest using a freezer, a dedicated freeze spray such as FREEZE 75 from KONTAKT CHEMIE, or even isobutane from lighter refill as the cooling source, but the last method is very flammable and can cause an explosion if released too quickly [#5399443] [#5403832] [#5406161] [#5406191] [#5406221] Another option is acetone or high temperature, but test acetone first on an inconspicuous spot because it may dull the varnish [#5399195] One reply also says to moisten the glue before freezing [#5403832]
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  • #1 5399001
    Szymciosek
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    I spilled some glue on the floor (panels)
    And now it looks like it's wet, like a reflection

    And here's the question
    How to wash it off and wipe it off?
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  • #2 5399195
    msthhk
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    High temperature (boiling water may be too low) or acetone.

    Test acetone first on a less visible part of the floor - it may dull the varnish.
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    Szymciosek
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    Where does this freezer come from??
    I'll also try acetone, a friend of mine has it :)
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    Quarz
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    elektrit wrote:
    This is a spray available in electronics stores
    E.g. FREEZE 75 from KONTAKT CHEMIE.
    And moisten the glue before freezing :!:
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    michube
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    Instead of a freezer, you can successfully use isobutane to fill lighters ;) I have proven a method for removing chewing gum from my clothes, which I constantly stick to. Maybe it will be effective on Super Glue as well ;)
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    elektrit wrote:
    what he is doing? Freezes, dissolves?
    Freezes... :!: ...but if you release too much in a short time you can make a big boom... :cry:
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To remove spilled super glue from floor panels, several methods are suggested. High temperatures or acetone can be effective, but acetone should be tested on a less visible area first to avoid damaging the varnish. Another method involves freezing the glue, which can be done using a specialized spray like FREEZE 75 from KONTAKT CHEMIE, or by using isobutane from lighter refills. It is important to moisten the glue before freezing to enhance effectiveness. Caution is advised when using isobutane due to its flammability and potential for explosive release.
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