help! dried in superglue on worktops

Otago

My drawer front fell apart in my 'hygena gold' kitchen and its only 2 years old. Very badly designed as there arent any dowells, the edges are simply glued together.
I got myself into a right fangle trying to superglue the front back on and have made a mess with the superglue. There is residue and excess on my gloss worktops and on the high gloss drawer front too.
Any suggestions on how to shift it? It has dried in white on black worktops and grey units!:eek:

woodbutcher_2

You can by stuff that De-activates superglue.Used to use it when i worked for a double glazing firm.

Quincy_3

Oi woodbutcher your right its like a neutraliser kinda jizz.

woodbutcher_2

If you wanna put it that way,yes.

Otago

OK, at least I know there is such a product now, thank goodness. I will ask at my B&Q and hopefully they will know of this neutraliser. if anyone knows of the name please post away! Many thanks

ariba10

Had the same problem. Used a Stanly knife blade very slowly and carefully, almost flat to the surface. Worked O K.

woodbutcher_2

Try and find a company that supplies the double glazing trade.That's where the company i worked for would have got theirs.

onehotxfirefighter

Try some petrol on it it worked for me fine. Soak a small cloth with enough petrol to dampen and then rub it on .Use Gloves and be very careful.

Quincy_3

http://www.ehow.com/how_17787_remove-super-glue.html found this also so click the link.

Basically use nail polish remover sorta thingy.

And this stuff http://www.officegiant.co.uk/products.asp?ProductID=LO30799

Mikeyorks

Or this :

http://www.screwfix.com/app/sfd/cat/pro.jsp?cId=102586&ts=42182&id=11052

shelly

If you have a spare piece of worktop from the kitchen its a good idea to do a spot test first before using any product on your worktop indoors. You say it has a high gloss so I'd be very careful what I'd use on it. If you don't have any worktop kicking about then spot test in an area that you wouldn't be able to see. e.g where the microwave sits....or somewhere you won't see if the gloss is taken off by the product.



HTH