If you have glued your fingers together, apply a few drops at a time to the glued skin and rub the Super Solvent into the CA glue.
Alternatively, wet a soft cloth with the Super Solvent and apply the cloth to the glue.
**The nitromethane will evaporate fairly quickly (although more slowly than acetone), so repeat this process until you have unstuck your fingers or whatever appendages you have unintentionally bonded.
After you are unstuck, you can continue to apply Super Solvent to the CA glue to turn it into a slimy substance that can be washed off with soap and warm water.
To debond materials you have glued together or remove CA glue from a surface, apply the Super Solvent directly to the cured glue and rub it in with a soft cloth.
Periodically attempt to pull the surfaces apart gently, and continue the process until they separate. The Super Solvent works quickly, but it only affects the CA glue it directly contacts.
Color
Material
Surface
Recommended For
Size
2 oz
Food Safe
Chemical Base
Concentration
Type
Method of Application
PH Value
Hardening Time
Polishing Ability
Bonding
Consistency
Cleaning
Working Time
Adhesive Technology
Bond Type
UV Stability
Bonding
(D)
(E)
*Miter
*Straight
AMPS
Adheres To
Adhesion to Stainless Steel
Adhesive
Adhesive Application
Adhesive Base
Adjustable Height
Air Cons
Air Consumption
Air Inlet
Air Pressure
Air Pressure/Consumption
Ankle Protection
Arbor
Arbors
Available Accessories
Backing
Bag Dimension
Base Shape
Battery
Benefits
Bind-Up Control
Blade Diameter
Body
Brushless
Capacity
Capacity with Casters
Caution
Avoid getting the Super Solvent on damaged skin, on lips, or in your mouth or eyes.
Charger Information
Clamping Range
Collet
Color Boot Shaft
Color Outsole
Cord Length
Cup Diameter
Cure Time
Curing Time
Cut Resistant
Depth of Cut
Diameter
Disc Size (in.)
Dual Fitting
Durability
Electric Brake
Electric Information
Electric Insulation
Elongation
Emission Class
Energy Absorbing
Exhalation Valve
Expected Wear
Extended Dimension
Exterior Substrates
Features
Fitting
Flash Point
Float Switch
For Best Results
For Use On
Form Factor (LXT)
Fuel Oil Resistant
Full Cure
GFCI Plugs
Galvanized Steel Rail
Grinding Wheels
Grip Circumference
Grip Range
Grit
Gross Weight
Group
Guard Size
Heat Resistant Outsole
Height
Hose Size
Includes Dust Extraction Guard
Increment
Input Power (ampere)
Length
Lifting Capacity
Lifting with Eyelets
Load Capacity
Location
Lock-Off Switch
Lock-On Switch
Manually Telescopes
Material Boot Shaft
Material Color Matching Guide
Material Outsole
Max Feed Rate
Max Load When Fully Extended
Max RPM DRY
Max RPM WET
Max. Blade Size
Max. Cut Thickness @ 90°
Max. Cutting Capacity (at 45°)
Max. Cutting Capacity (at 90°)
Max. Free Speed
Max. Horse Power
Max. Wheel Diameter
Maximum Grip
Maximum RPM
Metatarsal Protection
Application Method
Min. Cut Thickness @ 90°
Minimum Grip
Mixing Ratio
Model
Motor Type
Net Weight
No Load Speed
Notes
If you are removing a thin layer or dissolving an exposed bondline, the process will be relatively quick. However, if you are trying to dissolve a very thick layer of CA glue or debonding parts where the bond is difficult for the Super Solvent to reach, the process can take much longer.
If you have glued your fingers together, apply a few drops at a time to the glued skin and rub the Super Solvent into the CA glue.
Alternatively, wet a soft cloth with the Super Solvent and apply the cloth to the glue.
**The nitromethane will evaporate fairly quickly (although more slowly than acetone), so repeat this process until you have unstuck your fingers or whatever appendages you have unintentionally bonded.
After you are unstuck, you can continue to apply Super Solvent to the CA glue to turn it into a slimy substance that can be washed off with soap and warm water.
To debond materials you have glued together or remove CA glue from a surface, apply the Super Solvent directly to the cured glue and rub it in with a soft cloth.
Periodically attempt to pull the surfaces apart gently, and continue the process until they separate. The Super Solvent works quickly, but it only affects the CA glue it directly contacts.
Color
Material
Surface
Recommended For
Size
2 oz
Food Safe
Chemical Base
Concentration
Type
Method of Application
PH Value
Hardening Time
Polishing Ability
Bonding
Consistency
Cleaning
Working Time
Adhesive Technology
Bond Type
UV Stability
Bonding
(D)
(E)
*Miter
*Straight
AMPS
Adheres To
Adhesion to Stainless Steel
Adhesive
Adhesive Application
Adhesive Base
Adjustable Height
Air Cons
Air Consumption
Air Inlet
Air Pressure
Air Pressure/Consumption
Ankle Protection
Arbor
Arbors
Available Accessories
Backing
Bag Dimension
Base Shape
Battery
Benefits
Bind-Up Control
Blade Diameter
Body
Brushless
Capacity
Capacity with Casters
Caution
Avoid getting the Super Solvent on damaged skin, on lips, or in your mouth or eyes.
Charger Information
Clamping Range
Collet
Color Boot Shaft
Color Outsole
Cord Length
Cup Diameter
Cure Time
Curing Time
Cut Resistant
Depth of Cut
Diameter
Disc Size (in.)
Dual Fitting
Durability
Electric Brake
Electric Information
Electric Insulation
Elongation
Emission Class
Energy Absorbing
Exhalation Valve
Expected Wear
Extended Dimension
Exterior Substrates
Features
Fitting
Flash Point
Float Switch
For Best Results
For Use On
Form Factor (LXT)
Fuel Oil Resistant
Full Cure
GFCI Plugs
Galvanized Steel Rail
Grinding Wheels
Grip Circumference
Grip Range
Grit
Gross Weight
Group
Guard Size
Heat Resistant Outsole
Height
Hose Size
Includes Dust Extraction Guard
Increment
Input Power (ampere)
Length
Lifting Capacity
Lifting with Eyelets
Load Capacity
Location
Lock-Off Switch
Lock-On Switch
Manually Telescopes
Material Boot Shaft
Material Color Matching Guide
Material Outsole
Max Feed Rate
Max Load When Fully Extended
Max RPM DRY
Max RPM WET
Max. Blade Size
Max. Cut Thickness @ 90°
Max. Cutting Capacity (at 45°)
Max. Cutting Capacity (at 90°)
Max. Free Speed
Max. Horse Power
Max. Wheel Diameter
Maximum Grip
Maximum RPM
Metatarsal Protection
Application Method
Min. Cut Thickness @ 90°
Minimum Grip
Mixing Ratio
Model
Motor Type
Net Weight
No Load Speed
Notes
If you are removing a thin layer or dissolving an exposed bondline, the process will be relatively quick. However, if you are trying to dissolve a very thick layer of CA glue or debonding parts where the bond is difficult for the Super Solvent to reach, the process can take much longer.
