Super Glue On Tank Surface!!

[pbetito]

I was just gluing some new frags and spilled a little bit of super glue on the viewing surface of my acrylic 240 gallon tank. It is a small amount and was wiped very thin but I still want to remove it. Anyone have any ideas or expierience in this sort of thing. I assume I can buff it out like it was a scratch but was wondering if anyone had any new ideas that I could try out.

 

[Unarce]

Nail Polish Remover...don't ask:lol:

 

[GreshamH]

Karl, that's only OK if the tank is made out of cell cast. Extruded acrylic doesn't take NPR all that well (crazes). FWIW, most tanks are made out of cell cast

 

[nova62]

hey paul that happend to one of the tanks at work.we just buffed it out.


micaiah

 

[Unarce]

Ah, didn't know that, Gresh

 

[pbetito]

Thanks for the help guys....I buffed it after all and must admit when the process starts it is a scary one. Scratch it worse before it gets better is a tough pill to swallow. thanks for the help and advice guys. I just hope the day does not come when I have to post that I glued myself to my tank

 

[GreshamH]

It sucks when you walk away from fragging and notice a used tube of glue stuck to your elbow and embedded into your shirt Stupid glue :lol:

 

[Kinetic]

i couldn't feel out of three fingers for almost a week because I glued my finger tips all together. =(

i feel ya gresh =P

 

[pbetito]

I have done that myself before and had to chew the glue off the digits....Yuck