How to dissolve crazy glue....it got on my glasses....?

Question

ok, I have an older pair of glasses I am trying to fix with crazy glue, and its coming along nicely, but some of the glue got right on the plastic lens.

How can I get it off??

Answer 1

Nail Polish remover should't hurt the lense

Answer 2

There's this stuff in a Windex-like spray bottle called "Dissolve-It" that is a real miracle worker when it comes to removing anything glue-based. It also comes off pretty easy with a damp paper towel, despite leaving a slight greasy spot at first. Just be sure not to get it on the part that you recently fixed!

Answer 3

Acetone can dissolve some plastics.  I would not recommend using it on your plastic lens.  

If you care about the glasses, you might have to take them to an optometrist for advice; they may even, if they're feeling generous, clean them for no charge.  Or they may be able to recommend a product, based on what plastic(s) the lens are made of.

Answer 4

I agree with answer number one: Nail polish remover--or straight acetone. You may want to check with a place that you purchased your glasses to make sure it's not going to ruin any type of finish that you may have on your lenses. Good luck!

Answer 5

This was answered previously.  Check this out, I don't think you want to use Acetone.  

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