Help Super Glue On Reo Door

[irehc77]

Can anyone tell me if there is something I can use to get super glue off of my Reo Grand door without ruining the finish? I was replacing a magnet (carefully I thought) and must have had a little glue on my finger and got some on the glitter front side of my Reo door. There is not a lot on there but you can see a couple of duller spots on my beautiful red glitter door. I am afraid to use anything that would ruin the finish on it.....Could use some help please????

 

[garyinco]

Time is the only thing I can think of. It wil eventually rub off. Acetone is the only super glue (cyanoacrylate) solvent I know of. And it will harm your finish. You could try applying a little to an unseen part of your Reo (inside of the body, back side of the door) to see how it effects the quality of the finish. I would not expect positive results. Rinse it quickly.

If it was me I would contact Rob via pm or through his website before I did anything. He may have a matching door in stock, or some better solution.

 

[irehc77]

It is really not that bad. Probably only noticeable to me but my Reo is my baby and I keep her pristine! Don't want to bother Rob he has went way over and beyond for me already! Hope everyone had an Awesome Easter. Still stealing the kiddo's candy here! LOL

 

[rc10mike]

Just get some nail polish remover and apply it to a paper towel. Apply it to the glue spot then rub it with a dry paper towel. Acetone is in nail polish remover and shouldn't harm a Metal Reo.

 

[nerak]

Just get some nail polish remover and apply it to a paper towel. Apply it to the glue spot then rub it with a dry paper towel. Acetone is in nail polish remover and shouldn't harm a Metal Reo.

Do NOT do this! It will harm your powder coating!

 

[redeyedancer]

Ok I have done some testing on some of the powder coated mods . You can use acetone if your careful . Put some acetone one a rag you dont want it soaked but damp wipe the whole door lightly just enough to remove the glue let it dry . Now you can rub- buff the door with a cotton cloth . The glue will be gone and you wont damage the finish . I have used the process to remove light scratches as well . The key is to not leave the acetone on the paint for long. This is a use at your own risk procedure but I have done it many times with success

 

[irehc77]

Rob to the rescue again! Thank You Rob......do all of us reonauts drive you nuts at times????? BTW you know we all love ya! TY

 

[redeyedancer]

Rob to the rescue again! Thank You Rob......do all of us reonauts drive you nuts at times????? BTW you know we all love ya! TY

Most of you are easy on me but there are some that like to mess with me

 

[JC Okie]

Even those of us who are "easy on you" would like to mess with you.....we just know on which side our bread is buttered!

 

[Gioajack]

Ok I have done some testing on some of the powder coated mods . You can use acetone if your careful . Put some acetone one a rag you dont want it soaked but damp wipe the whole door lightly just enough to remove the glue let it dry . Now you can rub- buff the door with a cotton cloth . The glue will be gone and you wont damage the finish . I have used the process to remove light scratches as well . The key is to not leave the acetone on the paint for long. This is a use at your own risk procedure but I have done it many times with success

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[garyinco]

Most of you are easy on me but there are some that like to mess with me

Hey Rob, I have a chunk of mammoth tusk and some amber with mosquitos in it. Would you make a Grand out of it for me? I'd like the button to be the amber. And I need it glittery and powered by a 12 volt deep cycle battery. Thanks. PP payment in progress...

 

[redeyedancer]

Hey Rob, I have a chunk of mammoth tusk and some amber with mosquitos in it. Would you make a Grand out of it for me? I'd like the button to be the amber. And I need it glittery and powered by a 12 volt deep cycle battery. Thanks. PP payment in progress...

I will have to get back to you