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How do you remove superglue from your hands?
- Thread starter gearfreak
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I just let it dry good and peel it off real slowly.
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Take care!! Michael
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Hey Gearfreak,
When I get a load of superglue on my fingers, I put some fresh superglue on the old glue and then "grab a hold" of something fairly solid. A vice or anvil works nicely... Then pull real hard!!!
The new superglue pulls off all that old superglue and all that "old dead skin..."
But hey, you didn't say you didn't want it to hurt... (Ha, ha, ha...)
Really, when I've rubbed my fingers down and they are starting to get a little tender, I just wrap a piece of the "handyman's helper," duct tape around my finger or put a layer on the palm of my hand...
Duct tape wears a lot better than a thin layer of superglue and it doesn't need some "very nasty" chemical to get it off...
Good Luck,
Bruce Jensky
When I get a load of superglue on my fingers, I put some fresh superglue on the old glue and then "grab a hold" of something fairly solid. A vice or anvil works nicely... Then pull real hard!!!
The new superglue pulls off all that old superglue and all that "old dead skin..."
But hey, you didn't say you didn't want it to hurt... (Ha, ha, ha...)
Really, when I've rubbed my fingers down and they are starting to get a little tender, I just wrap a piece of the "handyman's helper," duct tape around my finger or put a layer on the palm of my hand...
Duct tape wears a lot better than a thin layer of superglue and it doesn't need some "very nasty" chemical to get it off...
Good Luck,
Bruce Jensky
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Most (many) places that sell super glue also sell super glue remover. It works great. The stuff I use is called Super Solvent and I think I got it from a hobby shop.
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Jerry Hossom
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Super glue doesnt like oil under it.just let it dry and bend it on your finger until it starts to crack some then soak your fingers in some baby oil for a few and the stuff peels right off without hurting..It helps to work the glue on your finger in the oil just like you did to make it crack.It doesnt take very long....
Bruce
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Bruce Evans Handcrafted Knives
The soul of the Knife begins in the Fire!!!!!
Member of,AKTI#A000223 and The American Bladesmith Society