I need to get superglue off my car. Will nail polish remover with acetone take the paint off my car? Ideas?
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Sounds wierd but baby oil takes super glue off some surfaces. I used it on my bathroom counter top.\n\nGood luck
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hot  wax  will  take  it  off  and   keep  it  off  longer. and  it  will  make  it   finer  and  not  as  thick,  the   longer you   use  it.
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depends.  latex...water and rub off.  Oil...mineral spirits.\nyou might try something you probably already have on hand...fingernail polish remover.
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it will come off in its own time, \nPs how did it get there?\nif its really bugging u , if ure really careful u could dip a cotton bub with nail polish remover on over the area to get it off, but dont swallow it ... \ni bet u were trying to stick a tooth gem on, let this be a lesson to you , young lady
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I learned the formula below for removing nail fungus from a sports doctor in the Far East. He had many athletes with fungal problems, and said that nail fungus was easy to cure (with steps 1 & 2). The problem was keeping the fungus from returning (step 3 took care of that). I would appreciate it if you e-mail me some time from now to tell me of your experience with it.\n\n1. 1 pt. hydrogen peroxide : 1 pt. vinegar\nSoak nail for 1 minute twice daily.\n\n2. 1 pt. bleach : 4 pts. water\nSoak nail for 30 seconds twice daily, after completing step 1.\n\n3. 1 pt. Tea Tree oil : 1 pt. Vaseline\nApply mixture after nail is dry after step 2; then cover with Band-Aid. If mixture wears off, reapply and cover with Band-Aid again. The addition of Vaseline to the Tea Tree oil will keep the oil on for a long period of time; without the Vaseline, the oil is absorbed, making you have to apply the the oil every 15 minutes or so.\n\nStep 1 & 2 should kill the fungus in a couple of days, but continue for a whole week to be extra certain. Continue step 3 until your nail grows out completely, which takes some time.\n\n\npt. = part
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Nail polish remover containing acetone, or a tube of 'super glue remover' sold in stores next to the glue itself.
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Use Sally Hansen Hard as Nails. The clear polish. It works wonders on my Nails.
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Nail polish is mostly water, but the effective ingredient is acetone, a ketone with the formula:\n\nCH3 - CO - CH3\n\nwhere CO is a carbon double-bound to an oxygen (a carbonyl).
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Put some rubbing alcohol on it, let it sit for couple of minutes then wipe it off.\n\nor nail polish remover.\n\n\nNo, it wont desolve the lens...
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your best way to go since the paint is already dry is to use Acetone. Make sure to remove the barell from the marker and use in a very well ventilated area. also as with Gasoline, paint thinner, mineral spirits and also acetone they are ALL EXTREMELY FLAMABLE, and you should use caution when working with any of them. Make sure you clean the barell afterwords to remove any residual chemical on it. ANY paint removing chemical will damage the inside of your marker, O rings will disolve as will you seels.\n\nAlso if you really want the barrel to look great you can send the whole thing, marker and barrel to get anodized in whatever color you want. usually costs around 80-100 dollars.
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duct tape. it adds just enough friction to give good traction, especially if you take a safety pin and scratch a bunch of grooves and crosscrosses in it. it'll come off eventually, but in the meantime it really works.
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Try it.\nThe easiest source of citric acid is lemon juice.\n\nThe usual solvent for nail varnish is acetone. This is the chemical with that lovely smell in nail polish remover. The point of using varnish is that watery things do not dissolve it.
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It'll come off in time. I think thiosulphate solution might help, but probably not.
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Hmm, you could try some of the more powerful solvents - xylene, acetone etc, leave them soaking overnight.\n\nIt will burn off too but if not VERY careful you end up "bluing" the metal - depending in what it is made of.\n\nI am curious about the reason to remove the lacquer. I remember having to di it once for a friend who wanted certain items to be conductive but that's a while different story,\n\n(He used a blow torch on his to remove the laquer but there WAS some minor "bluiing" from the heat where he had let the ring get too hot.
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nail polish remover. it helps.
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There is a product on the market called "Goo Gone" that can remove ANYTHING sticky from any surface! It is the most amazing stuff. It is a liquid that you pour or dab on the surface of the sticker, let it sit for a few minutes and just work the sticker off. Takes off bumper stickers without ruining the paint job, takes off price tag stickers from picture frames, tape residue off windows, gum from clothes, everything I have ever tried it on it has worked. You can probably get it at your local grocery store, definately at your local Home Depot or Lowes.
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You have to pay to have it removed. You will probably have to pay some big fines and your car becomes scrap.