Bob Smith Industries BSI-161H UN-CURE Super Glue Debonder, 1 fl. oz.

Excellent debonding product and quality.If you are an aeromodeller or modeller of any hobby, you will know Bob Smith Industries' vast range of super adhesives.

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This stuff works great.My wife was doing some of her girly stuff (super gluing cracked finger nails). She used her favorite scissors to cut off the end of the supper glue.Well guess what, she super glued the scissor blades together. I tried to force them open but no way. I told her she could use the other scissors and she said they are too big for her hands. She really liked those scissors.So, I went to the hardware and bought several different products that were supposed to remove the super glue but non of them worked.On a last try, I ordered this product which had some good reviews.It promptly arrived and I applied it thoroughly to the blades and let it sit for a couple of hours. It worked like a champ. I was able to open the scissors and I used it to soften and remove all of the residual glue.You can't tell that the scissors ever had a problem.

I've had a pair of prescription glasses for like 5 years now, plastic lenses. The other day, a piece of my glasses frame came off and I super glued it back in late at night (don't do this, take your time). Ended up getting super glue on both of the plastic lenses without realizing it until the next day. For the next week, tried warm/hot water soak, Isopropyl alcohol soak/rub, citrus, toothpaste, basically anything I read from a google search. None of it worked.I did not try nail polish remover/asetone because I read it can damage plastic.Ended up on this product. I read if you put the product on for a short amount of time, it wouldn't eat away at the plastic. I took out the lens' from the frame, and put some of this product on the glue spots for 8-10 seconds. I wiped the product away with a cloth and rinsed the frame under warm water. The glue was gone and there was no damage.My plastic lens' in my glasses do not have any kind of special coating, your results may vary. But this $5 product saved me at least $100 from buying new glasses. Thanks!!

I bought this to hopefully removed the super glue leftovers of the “AMG” badge the previous owner glued onto the trunk of the S320 I am restoring. (Yes he super glued the badge on top of the adhesive...what a big statement he was trying to make...) I made 3 attempts, with a wait time of 3 minutes, 10 minutes, and 30 minutes. It did NOT soften the super glue chunks not even a bit.Now step aside from real cars, I’ve been making models for 2 decades. So I went ahead and tried this, ironically, on their own super glue, and it took an entire hour to loosen the glue, with the clear coat, plaint and plastic all damaged on the test piece I used.I did read the instruction. So I assume this is really just intended for idiots who accidentally super glued their own fingers.

When I got this tube I tried to open it and I could not. looks like you should be able to unscrew the top and begin dispensing the fluid. Not so easy at all. So I called Bob and asked what the secret was to open it as I did not want to force what looked like the cover and make a mess of my desk. The agent I spoke to said to just unscrew the top and use the product. I told her that I didn't think of that so walk me through what you are doing to get it open. That got her attention and I got the please hold remark. She came back a few minutes later and told ,e that a batch of bottles were shipped with tops that were not unscrewable without extra effort like a set of channel lock pliers. That worked and i found out that once opened the product worked as described.