how to get rid of superglue stain on skirt?

Answer 1

You can try acetone. If that won't work, nothing will.

Answer 2

I suggest buying a yard of the same
cloth , and testing on that first before
you cause the stain to be worse .
Use the solvents outside , and avoid inhailing or smoking around them .
Wash hands after using, and use hand lotion
to soften them , if the solvent drys them
out .
Corn huskers lotion works wonders on solvent dried skin .

I have heard stories about removing
the spots , and It may be vinegar , amonia,
or another household cleaner .
I used super glue in my work for nearly
30 years , and the stains I had , never left after washing the shirt ,or pants until they
were worn out .
In my honest opinion , I think there will always be a spot of discoloration .
The cloth has bonded to itself .
If the skirt is synthetic , superglue heats up
and bonds the fabric . Poly is about puffed out and ruined .
Cotton is ruined too .

I have used superglue , and cloth to close and stop cracks in thin wood .
I have tried many solvents on superglue and cloth .
After being cured , even acetone doesnt work .Superglue was tested in Aerospace NASA .
If you know anyone there, you may ask .

A chemist may also have a solution .

The super glue manufacturer, may also know .
I recall a story in a woodworking mag
that had a solution to this , but I have not
used it, and dont remember where
I read it .
I believe you will find , when you soften up the spot , moving it back and forth in your fingers, the cloth fibers will shred
and the spot will open to a hole .
You might get a few washes from it then it will be worse than before .
Carbon tet or benzine found at the hardware store may work .
Paint remover also may work .
You might call the dry cleaners
to get a price on spot removal .
Possibly your best bet .

After all this , the price of the skirt may not be worth doing the repair .


Good luck .

Answer 3

Removing Super Glue

Clothing/Fabrics
Use acetone and an old toothbrush, reapplying the acetone a number of times and brushing to remove it layer-by-layer. Work on outside and then on inside. May not come off entirely.
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Answer 4

You can try using tea tree oil to mix with your detergent to rub it off. Else look for products that are very strong in removing stains all these. I do have some great recommendations if you need to know more.

Answer 5

Dilute some acetone with water and apply and rinse quickly, repeatedly!

Answer 6

Only way is to use super glue remover which can be bought at any hardware store