How to Remove a Gorilla Glue
Used to bind items together, Gorilla glue is extremely strong and works for both indoor and outdoor applications. Gorilla glue is one of the toughest glues on the planet and once it gets on skin, it can be time consuming to get off. With the right materials and a little bit of patience, you can remove this glue from the skin and other surfaces as well. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Gorilla Glue on Skin
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Fill up a sink with warm, soapy water --- you can use acetone instead of water. Put the plug in the sink so the water stays in. Soak the area of glued skin in the warm water. Let the skin sit in the water for a few minutes so the soap can work properly.
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Wiggle the glued area in the water to give the soapy water the ability to penetrate the glue bond. Remove the body part from the water and pull the plug so the water will drain.
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Peel the glue gently away from the skin. Apply moisturizer or lotion to the area where the glue was. This will help heal the skin from being dried out by the glue.
Gorilla Glue on a Surface
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Spray the surface with a glass cleaner. Allow proper time for the cleaner to sink in and work.
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Wipe off the cleaner with a rag and remove the remaining glue with a scraper. Carefully scrape off the rest of the glue, being careful not to damage the surface underneath the glue.
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Apply cleaner once more and wipe it off to further clean the surface and remove any left over gunk from the glue.
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Tips & Warnings
Never pull on skin to remove the Gorilla glue. This can cause harm to the skin.
