Car got attacked with superglue!

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 04:54PM #1

So lads, friday the 13th really kept true to its name today, there I was in traffic and these scobes came running down through the traffic and the footpath, squirting superglue at cars they got bits of my lower door, I've gotten most of it off with polish but there's a few stubborn pieces that aren't budging, So does anyone have any idea what to do? I don't have much money so I can't go mad

dharma200 · 13-09-2013 04:56PM

Try wd40

sean1141 · 13-09-2013 05:01PM

http://www.halfords.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=11101&langId=-1&productId=185723&catalogId=15551

Just dont leave it on the paint to long

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 05:03PM

sean1141 wrote: »

http://www.halfords.ie/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=11101&langId=-1&productId=185723&catalogId=15551

Just dont leave it on the paint to long

Would that be safe on metallic paint?? I'm gona try get it off by tonight

Piriz · 13-09-2013 05:04PM

sometimes lighter fluid can breakdown certain adhesives..

or..

after sometime the glue will hopefully deteriorate and dry out...then you can force/push it off with a blunt instrument...use something plastic like an ice scraper for your wind shield...

Paddy@CIRL · 13-09-2013 05:08PM

Tar & Glue Remover, I like Auto Finesse's Obliterate myself although AutoGlym's product would do the same and is available more readily. I'd certainly avoid using any 'blunt instruments' unless you want to scratch the paint.

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 05:11PM

MM suggested nail polish remover so I'm gona give that a go, if not the glue remover

sean1141 · 13-09-2013 05:12PM

toastedpickles wrote: »

Would that be safe on metallic paint?? I'm gona try get it off by tonight

I used it on a metallic vw before with no problems. The glue was on that for a day before I noticed it

Beer Assistant · 13-09-2013 05:14PM

Nail polish remover should do it, it has acetone in it, not sure how it will react to paint and laquer though, probably not good.

stoneill · 13-09-2013 05:15PM

Any solvent will break it down, nail varnish remover must have acetone in it to work.

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 05:17PM

Right the nail polish remover got them down to individual pieces, so I'll go get some glue remover, hopefully that'l do the trick

manonboard · 13-09-2013 05:47PM

The shop Dealz sells super glue for 1.50 for 10. It comes with a super glue remover bottle aswell. I've never used it so cant comment on it's effectiveness.

S28382 · 13-09-2013 08:22PM

A hairdryer will soften the glue and you will be able to get it off.

13-09-2013 08:48PM

dirtbags!

try petrol?

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 08:54PM

I've glue remover on it now so we'l see how that goes

sean1141 · 13-09-2013 11:28PM

How did it work out for you?

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 11:29PM

sean1141 wrote: »

How did it work out for you?

It said leave the stuff on over night, so I'm doing that, it seems to be working anyways!

sean1141 · 13-09-2013 11:32PM

I thought it was only 5 mins or that you left it on?
Was it the locktite stuff you got?

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 11:33PM

sean1141 wrote: »

I thought it was only 5 mins or that you left it on?
Was it the locktite stuff you got?

Yep! says on the back to leave it for at least 7 hours, I want to make sure it works :pac:

sean1141 · 13-09-2013 11:39PM

If the glue is fresh it should come off easy enough. I think mine had broken down in about 15mins or so. I would be afraid to leave it on paintwork for that long tbh

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 11:40PM

sean1141 wrote: »

If the glue is fresh it should come off easy enough. I think mine had broken down in about 15mins or so. I would be afraid to leave it on paintwork for that long tbh

Ah, no mine was on for about an hour and a half or maybe more, so I just want to take the extra precaution, I asked in the shop and they said it'd be fine

kirving · 13-09-2013 11:46PM

Is there a law against cutting 100% of the scumbags dole until all the damage they've caused is paid off?

sean1141 · 13-09-2013 11:47PM

Cool. It will turn to gel and you can wipe it off with a cloth

toastedpickles · 13-09-2013 11:47PM

Kevin Irving wrote: »

Is there a law against cutting 100% of the scumbags dole until all the damage they've caused is paid off?

Nope, sure they were all legging it down around us, didn't even see them properly

Mick F · 14-09-2013 12:09AM

Toerags! Hope it works out OK.

toastedpickles · 14-09-2013 12:10AM

Mick F wrote: »

Toerags! Hope it works out OK.

Me too cuz after this I'm flat out of ideas

toastedpickles · 14-09-2013 02:46PM

Just an update, the superglue remover worked really well, there's still some clear residue left but you can't even see it, so I'll tackle that another day, thanks everyone

MuppetCheck · 14-09-2013 09:24PM

Good it worked out. Little ****s damaging other people's cars drives me mad.

MetzgerMeister · 15-09-2013 02:24PM

toastedpickles wrote: »

Just an update, the superglue remover worked really well, there's still some clear residue left but you can't even see it, so I'll tackle that another day, thanks everyone

If you know someone with a D/A that residue can be removed fairly easily. You could try getting rid of it yourself with something like Turtle Wax Safe cut and a cloth.

jackamie · 15-09-2013 07:32PM

Try Holts tar and spot remover for the last bit remaining, brilliant stuff and leaves the paint undamaged. Spray some on a cloth and dab it onto it and leave it on for a few minutes then wipe off.

fryup · 16-09-2013 07:09PM

where did this happen OP??

toastedpickles · 16-09-2013 07:10PM

fryup wrote: »

where did this happen OP??

In newbridge in kildare, down the backstreet

it's all good now though

Car got attacked with superglue!

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