Car vandalized! Need help...
06-21-2002, 11:08 PM
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Car vandalized! Need help...
Some a$$hole splattered Super Glue or some similar substance all over my driver side door and window! 
Some of it got on my t-tops as well. I've tried adhesive remover, laquer thinner, and acetone on the glass surfaces to no avail. Does anyone know what I can use to get this stuff off the painted surfaces with. I can probably scrape it off the glass with little trouble, but I don't wanna f*ck up my paint if I don't have to. 
Some of it got on my t-tops as well. I've tried adhesive remover, laquer thinner, and acetone on the glass surfaces to no avail. Does anyone know what I can use to get this stuff off the painted surfaces with. I can probably scrape it off the glass with little trouble, but I don't wanna f*ck up my paint if I don't have to. 
06-21-2002, 11:12 PM
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Sorry to say this but if it ain't coming off your window with stuff as stong as Laquer thinner.. It sure as hell ain't coming off of your paint. I would use the window as a tester for how stong of stuff you really have to use.. but the paint for sure has to come off if laquer thinner isnt getting it off.. 
06-22-2002, 12:53 AM
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If its not coming off with Laquer Thinner.. You would have to scrub suuuupeeeer hard with a fine grit sand paper to get it off. Plus if the glue is "splattered on", your gonna have a bunch of sanding spot marks on the paint
06-22-2002, 12:20 PM
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Thas sux. I would call a few paint and body shops. I'm sure they have ran into the issue with a customer before. Good luck.
06-22-2002, 12:23 PM
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Hang on I might of fould something on a web sites. Its this stuff you put on model cars to remove the glue with out hurting the paint.
for info= it says use debonder that will desolve glue and not harm paint.
http://www.scaleautomag.com/sca/feat...es/Glue101.pdf
Thats going to be hard to find. What I'm looking for on www.google.com for you is a <font color=red>debonder</font> that will removed the bonding agent found in super glue but will not hard paint. You could call a hobby store and explain the problem and see if they have the stuff. If you but it try it at the junk yard on a car to see if it does anything on the paint. You should let it sit for atleast 24 hours. Or you can try it on your X girlfreinds car hehe J\k.
for info= it says use debonder that will desolve glue and not harm paint.
http://www.scaleautomag.com/sca/feat...es/Glue101.pdf
Thats going to be hard to find. What I'm looking for on www.google.com for you is a <font color=red>debonder</font> that will removed the bonding agent found in super glue but will not hard paint. You could call a hobby store and explain the problem and see if they have the stuff. If you but it try it at the junk yard on a car to see if it does anything on the paint. You should let it sit for atleast 24 hours. Or you can try it on your X girlfreinds car hehe J\k.
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have you tried a razor blade on the windows?? As far as the door, sorry to hear about that. Not sure what to say to that.
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