SuperGlue on Body - Toyota Yaris Forums

MedMantle · 01-16-2016, 02:33 PM

I gave 100% Acetone a try today on my rear bumper where I spilled some superglue months ago. It happened while I was busy covering the hole of my rear wiper that I removed. I was holding the plastic in place and it started raining hectic causing some drops to spill that I only saw the next day

The superglue stain was quite thick and I used quite a bit of force resulting in the paint chipping slightly but I can confirm that it definitely helped a ton getting the lighter stains off. I even used a flat head screwdriver and carefully chipped at the glue and it cracked off quite well.

With patience and a steady hand I'm sure the results could have been better but oh well, I think it looks better still.

The covered hole with the 2 stains below it on the bumper:
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Before:
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After:
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01-16-2016, 02:33 PM	#1
MedMantle Drives: Yaris '05 1.3 Hatch "R.I.P." Join Date: Aug 2014 Location: South Africa Posts: 127	I gave 100% Acetone a try today on my rear bumper where I spilled some superglue months ago. It happened while I was busy covering the hole of my rear wiper that I removed. I was holding the plastic in place and it started raining hectic causing some drops to spill that I only saw the next day The superglue stain was quite thick and I used quite a bit of force resulting in the paint chipping slightly but I can confirm that it definitely helped a ton getting the lighter stains off. I even used a flat head screwdriver and carefully chipped at the glue and it cracked off quite well. With patience and a steady hand I'm sure the results could have been better but oh well, I think it looks better still. The covered hole with the 2 stains below it on the bumper: 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg 4.jpg 5.jpg Before: 6.jpg After: 7.jpg