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How to get super glue off of a counter top?

Ok so i had a bottle of super glue on the wood counter top in my room. it leaked over night glueing my tv to the counter and producing a massive stuck puddle of super glue. I really need to know how to fix this before my dad finds out please help me!

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1. How to Get Glue Off Countertops By RuthJ, eHow Contributor I want to do this! What's This? .. Have you discovered a patch of dried glue on your counter top and don't know how to remove it? This article will give you some suggestions on how to get the glue off without damaging the surface of your counter. .Difficulty: Easy Instructions.Things You'll Need: Plastic scraper (a spatula or a credit card) Metal spatula or razor-type scraping tool Sponge Abrasive cleanser Rubbing alcohol Paper towels "Goo Gone" (or a similar petroleum-based cleaner) Nail polish remover or lighter fluid Dish soap Getting Rid of the Goo 1 Use a plastic scraping tool to try to scrape the dried glue off the counter. Try a plastic spatula or the edge of a credit card. 2 Try a metal spatula or a razor-type scraping tool if the plastic scraping tool didn't work. Be very careful when you scrape with these, experimenting with various angles, finding an angle that will get the glue to come off, without scratching the counter. 3 Resort to this if necessary: If there is still glue residue on the counter after scraping, try the following remedies in this order. 4 Use a wet sponge and abrasive cleanser to rub the spot. This will remove any kind of white glue, school glue, or wood glue. If the residue still remains, proceed to the next step. 5 Use rubbing alcohol and a paper towel. Rubbing alcohol will clean up some types of glues and it won't harm your counter. If the residue still remains, go to the next step. 6 Clean the spot using "Goo Gone" (or a similar petroleum-based cleaner, such as "Goof-Off") and a paper towel. If the residue still remains, try the next step. 7 Use nail polish remover or lighter fluid and a paper towel. Before you treat the spot, however, first try the cleaner on a part of the counter that is hidden from view, such as behind the microwave or in a far corner, to see if it will damage the surface of the counter. If it does not harm the counter surface, proceed to clean the residue spot. If the residue loosens but does not come off, try using the metal scraper again. 8 Use a sponge and dish soap to clean the counter after using the aforementioned products.
2. Nail polish remover. Isopropyl rubbing alcohol.
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