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Seconds after an accidental glue spill or stain, you’re probably googling: ‘How to remove glue from wood’. Luckily, the solution is simple. Our guide will show you how to remove adhesive from wood in an instant.
Sticky residue can be a pain to get rid of, but with the right tools and techniques, it’s easier than you think. Here’s what you need to remove sticky residue from wood:
There are many products designed specifically to remove glue, but always read the manufacturer’s instructions first. Some glue removers are not suitable for use on wooden surfaces and could cause damage.
Follow these simple steps to remove glue from wood quickly and easily. This also works if you want to remove sticker glue from wood.
If you’re dealing with a large stain, removing dried wood glue might take a bit more time. To get rid of the stain easily, we recommend using sandpaper. Before you start scraping or applying solvents to dissolve wood glue, rub a small piece of sandpaper back and forth on the stain. This should get rid of most of the glue; afterwards you can gently scrape away the remaining residue, and then apply a solvent if necessary.
To remove glue from badly bonded objects, stained surfaces and unwanted glue spillages, try Loctite Glue Remover. It’s so versatile you can even use it on ink and marker pen stains, sticky labels and to separate accidentally bonded fingers.