Gorilla Glue Mishap

According to the FAQ on the Gorilla a Glue web page: "Cured glue can be removed with a chisel, scraper, or sandpaper"

Good luck. If you had a good coat of was it my come up easily, but if not, . . . . . .

It tends to "foam" and unless it is clamped, the stuff doesn't like to stick to non-porous surfaces.

With a little luck, it will come up after one or two cycles of "wear and tear" and routine cleaning.

OR you can get a single edge razor blade and CAREFULLY scrape it up.

try goof off or goo gone, havent tried it on gorilla glue but these

no harm in trying great if you have kids

Nothing to be gained, either. The urea-formaldehyde glue is nothing like contact cement and a tile floor is nothing like linoleum...

If it had been caught when fresh and not fully cured, acetone is a solvent. Of course, if it is "real" linoleum, that would have a pretty high probability of taking the color out of the flooring. Choose your poison.

As Edwin says, if the floor was in good shape and had a coat of wax, best hope is it will simply lift off, not adhering to the slick surface. After that, it's pretty much impervious to anything non- mechanical that would do more harm to the floor than the glue itself.

I'd probably worry at it w/ some of the plastic scraper thingies and see if could break chunks free. If I was lucky it would pop off. If I were really lucky I'd have a chunk of scrap flooring that could be patched in to make a neat repair.

replying to brianwuollet, Get it done wrote: I used acetone fingernail polish remover on a qtip and scraped using a tiny flathead screwdriver got gorilla glue off the vinyl floor and laminate countertop.