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Whether you’re putting down new flooring or repairing your hardwood floors, glue can get into some annoying places. We’ll show you how to remove glue from wood floors so you can get your flooring or repair work finished looking the way you want it.
Wooden flooring is a popular choice for bedrooms, dining rooms, living rooms etc. It’s easy to clean and upgrades almost any room in the house. Whilst wooden flooring is easy to install, accidents can happen, especially with wood glue. In that case you need to move quickly.
When it comes to removing glue from wooden floors, follow these steps:
Always work in a well-ventilated area with protective gloves and/or eyewear!
Hardwood floors are strong and resilient, but every now and again you might need to make some small repairs with super glue. If you spill some excess super glue on your hardwood floors there are various means to get it off.
Here’s how to get super glue off your hardwood floors:
Make your life easier by choosing the right glue for any repairs to your wood flooring. We recommend using glues with precision nozzles or gel non-drip formulas which also allow time for you to reposition the parts. This way, you’ll have less glue to remove from your wood floors.
For small repairs, we recommend using Loctite’s Super Glue Liquid Precision Max as it comes with an extra-long nozzle which means you can apply the glue in even the most difficult to reach places. It’s resistant to all conditions and is perfect for use on wood.
For larger repairs, we recommend using Loctite’s 60 Second All-Purpose Glue. This fast and repositionable glue is extra strong and dries in 60 seconds! It also has a gel formula which means you can apply it vertically too. And, it bonds to both porous and non-porous materials so it’s ideal for all kinds of repairs to your wooden floors.