what is the solvent for spills of this glue?
863136
The only mention of a solvent on the package suggests that if fingers get bonded, message cooking oil into the area to "peel," not pull, bond apart.
1895564
it's nothing more than petroleum jelly and lanoline.. there really shouldn't be a problem but a little rubbing alcohol will pretty much dissolve it.
392054
I used a similar bottle with super glue and the bottle popped at the seams. They are great bottles for other glues that are not "hot".
2090947
95% Ethanol (denatured) is best. You can get it at paint stores and Home Depot etc. 90% isopropyl is ok but smells like doctor's office. Don't use kerosene, Coleman fuel, or gas of any kind. It's hazardous.
1344433
Not with a good bond. This is a solvent that literally melts the plastic together....
1440265
It is 100% pure cold-pressed Black Cumin Seed Oil. I says nothing about solvents
160680
I purchased this glue because it is Made in America but it's awfully Runny and you cannot control the application and it does Not grab or Hold instantly, you have to hold it in place or tape the parts til the glue dries which it does not grab instantly. When it dries it has a creamy beige colour. It's good for mats or carpeting or something large where the Glue will not show when dried. It's good glue but Not for small delicate things.
2253794
Try a product by the name of "goof off" It should take the glue off and not damage the floor. Use alittle at a time
334975
I'm not exactly sure what the substance is (it might be some sort of oil), but this slime has a very sticky outside. Unfortunately, this stickiness is well above capable of taking off the finish of wood tables. It's similar to rubbing an eraser on a desk. I'm sorry that you also had a bad experience, best of luck!
1791143
Acetone will remove it. If you Google how to remove crazy glue you will come up with many different methods.
573437
use plastic that will not scratch your paint and heat up the glue somehow, hairdryer maybe, and slowly pry off.
646231
This is not a solvent, it is not a clean in place or CPL, it is a light machine oil for lubrication, I do not know about its threshold for heat stability.
997580
w d is solvent based dont use use vegetable oil if anything thinner is thinner
578753
Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed to never let loose.Joe Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed... » Read More Hi EtezadkhahMy guess (and only guess based on odor) that the underlying epoxy is Hysol. I Googled on Hysol and did not find any solvent listed. I did read the other replies and while I have some absolute alcohol on hand (used to desolve shellac to make varnish) it is not all that easy to buy, illegal to sell in the state of Florida, they fear someone would drink it! Oh well. You have a tough problem. You can keep Googling on Hysol maybe there is a solvent for it some where. Maybe you can try "super glue" solvent. Just possible that this epoxy is designed to never let loose.Joe « Show Less
1662827
I would not recommend using a solvent with this particular ultrasonic cleaning device. There are other devices out there more suited for this type of task.
1791144
If you cannot remove it mechanically using a tool that is softer than the material the glue adheres to, you must use some sort of super glue remover, and then may have to use a tool, such as a piece of wood or plastic. Most super glue removers must "soak" on the glue for a few minutes before it will begin to come off. Hope this helps.
1974731
I have used solvent to clean the straw and valve on top of the can with good success with this type of product. Just don't use a solvent that will dissolve the straw or valve.