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12th June 2007, 12:03
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super glue
Hi,
I have some supere glue marks on my cars paint work from when I was sticking some trime back on, its like little white dust, how do you think I can get it off?
Thanks.
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12th June 2007, 12:18
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wd40? Will remove about anything! Just remember to clean it off after using it tho! 
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12th June 2007, 12:22
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ok thanks, ill go have a quick try now then, before it rains.
The glue has been on for a few weeks  , hope it can come off, just forgot about it until this morning.
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12th June 2007, 12:57
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Right, the super glue did not come off with the WD-40. But I used some terpes (sp?) I use it for getting paint off paint brushes and I gently rubbed that in with a cloth and nearly all of it has come off, its alot less noticeable anyways. Just re-waxed those parts aswel and looks good.
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12th June 2007, 13:08
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cool, glad you sorted it mate
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12th June 2007, 14:49
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13th June 2007, 23:19
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Mate i had this on my car and nothing would move it! I tried WD40, Meths, White Spirit, Super Glue Remover, Petrol, Tar Remover etc etc..
Then i tried Acetone which is what they use to remove acrylic nails.. Thats apparently the only weakness that superglue has.. Got it off a treat. BUT!!! Be careful with it and make sure you have a bowl of warm soapy water to get rid of it afterwards!
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14th June 2007, 00:38
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might as well get some clay and give the whole car a going over while your at it
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14th June 2007, 00:54
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cleaning freak 
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14th June 2007, 01:02
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16th June 2007, 09:27
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i would be very carefully if using acetone as it will pull the paint off your car
i used it to clean my engine bay and a bit got on the under side of the bonnet and was missed in the rinse off and has changed the colour of the paint, luckly only a few specs
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