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    roy entwistle
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      roy entwistle
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        Whilst refixing the trim on his car my neighbour has had a drip of super glue down his door Any ideas on how to remove please ?

        Roy

        ps I think the paint could be silver metalic

        Edited By roy entwistle on 14/08/2016 21:35:10

        #250799
        Steven Vine
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          A video from a detailer on you tube recommends nail polish remover. The acetone goes to work on the glue.

          Steve

          #250802
          Bob Stevenson
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            Before you use acetone on metalic paint do a test somewhere out of sight,…..under the wing of under a scuttle etc., to be certain that the acetone does NOT go for either the paint sirface or any laqueur that has be put over the top.

            #250803
            stan pearson 1
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              Roy

              Nail Varnish remover might work but make sure the car is painted in 2pack because otherwise the acetone will remove the paint .

              Stan

              #250804
              speelwerk
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                I would first scrape it down with a scalpel as far as you dare. Niko.

                #250805
                Andrew Entwistle
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                  Toolstation sell a superglue solvent which is more benign than acetone:

                  **LINK**

                  Andrew.

                  #250812
                  mark smith 20
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                    If its been waxed will it not just peel off?smiley

                    #250816
                    Speedy Builder5
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                      To remove the door, undo the electric plugs etc etc etc … Not very helpful I suppose.
                      BobH

                      #250818
                      Michael Gilligan
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                        Posted by Speedy Builder5 on 15/08/2016 07:10:45:

                        To remove the door, undo the electric plugs etc etc etc … Not very helpful I suppose.
                        BobH

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                        To remove the paint, without removing the door; see Ajohnw's thread about pressure washers.

                        MichaelG.

                        [Sorry]

                        #250820
                        Sam Longley 1
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                          Depends where it is & how big but perhaps he could source a little lable or rondle etc something like that. Ie a security tag ( if near the lock) etc & put it over it so it looks as it is supposed to be there

                          #250821
                          David Jupp
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                            Superglue shouldn't set if it has free access to air, so should be able to wash off with warm soapy water. The edge of a credit card or similar can be used as a scraper which shouldn't scratch the paint.

                            #250822
                            Neil Lickfold
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                              Nitro Methane is the most effective solvent for super glues. It usually does not effect the car paint either. Acetone can attack some car paints. Some superglue de bonders contain Nitromethane.

                              Neil

                              #250854
                              roy entwistle
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                                A big thank you to all, especially Andrew Entwistle ( No relation ) The product from Tool Station worked a treat

                                No discernable damage to paintwork and only took a few minutes

                                Roy

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