Gorilla Glue

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Gorilla Glue
I was doing a school project, and i got gorilla glue all over me, now its part of my skin and stuck to me
my skin is all scaly and shit.
How2GetOffFast?
Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
I was doing a school project, and i got gorilla glue all over me, now its part of my skin and stuck to me
my skin is all scaly and shit.
How2GetOffFast?
Sucks bro. I got superglue all over me once and that was not fun at all. I bet this is worse.
​Acetone always works.
Quote Originally Posted by Aborted View Post
​Acetone always works.
So does hot water.
Quote Originally Posted by brokim View Post
So does hot water.
Hot water doesnt work when it dries
Water is the key ingredient in making gorilla glue stick
You need to dampen surface then add Gorilla Glue to make it work
Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post


Hot water doesnt work when it dries
Water is the key ingredient in making gorilla glue stick
You need to dampen surface then add Gorilla Glue to make it work
To remove Gorilla Super Glue from your skin, soak the bonded area in warm soapy water or acetone (finger nail polish remover works well). The key is to be patient and NEVER pull the area apart.

Gently wiggle the area to allow the soapy water or acetone to penetrate the bond. After soaking, the adhesive should come off easily. Keep in mind acetone can strip your skin of oils, so apply moisturizer after removal.

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from the surface of your project, soak bonded area with warm soapy water or acetone. Keep in mind, acetone can mar the surface material or discolor fabric.
Quote Originally Posted by Aborted View Post

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from your skin, soak the bonded area in warm soapy water or acetone (finger nail polish remover works well). The key is to be patient and NEVER pull the area apart.

Gently wiggle the area to allow the soapy water or acetone to penetrate the bond. After soaking, the adhesive should come off easily. Keep in mind acetone can strip your skin of oils, so apply moisturizer after removal.

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from the surface of your project, soak bonded area with warm soapy water or acetone. Keep in mind, acetone can mar the surface material or discolor fabric.
Obvious Google.
But its hardened already, and GG i already pulled one of the several patches off
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Obvious Google.
But its hardened already, and GG i already pulled one of the several patches off
​Of course it was google.
Google is your buddy
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Quote Originally Posted by brokim View Post
So does hot water.
Hot water doesnt work when it dries
Water is the key ingredient in making gorilla glue stick
You need to dampen surface then add Gorilla Glue to make it work
Well shit then jahaha I used hot water with super glue. Now this sucks. Idk did u try google?
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Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post


Hot water doesnt work when it dries
Water is the key ingredient in making gorilla glue stick
You need to dampen surface then add Gorilla Glue to make it work
To remove Gorilla Super Glue from your skin, soak the bonded area in warm soapy water or acetone (finger nail polish remover works well). The key is to be patient and NEVER pull the area apart.

Gently wiggle the area to allow the soapy water or acetone to penetrate the bond. After soaking, the adhesive should come off easily. Keep in mind acetone can strip your skin of oils, so apply moisturizer after removal.

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from the surface of your project, soak bonded area with warm soapy water or acetone. Keep in mind, acetone can mar the surface material or discolor fabric.
Listen to this guy. He knows what he's talkin about. Aka google
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Listen to this guy. He knows what he's talkin about. Aka google
Obvious is obvious amirite?
Quote Originally Posted by Kevin View Post
Quote Originally Posted by Aborted View Post

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from your skin, soak the bonded area in warm soapy water or acetone (finger nail polish remover works well). The key is to be patient and NEVER pull the area apart.

Gently wiggle the area to allow the soapy water or acetone to penetrate the bond. After soaking, the adhesive should come off easily. Keep in mind acetone can strip your skin of oils, so apply moisturizer after removal.

To remove Gorilla Super Glue from the surface of your project, soak bonded area with warm soapy water or acetone. Keep in mind, acetone can mar the surface material or discolor fabric.
Obvious Google.
But its hardened already, and GG i already pulled one of the several patches off
Nice. Good luck with your other patches hahaha
Quote Originally Posted by ShunnyBun View Post
Quote Originally Posted by brokim View Post
Listen to this guy. He knows what he's talkin about. Aka google
Obvious is obvious amirite?
Lol it was an obvious google. XD
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