How to Remove Super Glue Haze from Rhinestones and Crystals
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2020
- This is actually part of a longer tutorial in the making.
This video covers the removal of the haze left on rhinestones when using CA adhesives like Supertites Ninja Super Adhesive, Loctite professional liquid glue, crazy glue, etc.
Items used in video
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Adhesives:
Supertite Ninja SuperGrip Adhesive
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Loctite Professional Liquid Super Glue
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Jollin rhinestones:
Mixed Crystal AB amzn.to/3j9xEzU
SS20 Crystal AB amzn.to/3kc5rKk
Headphones:
Status Audio CB-1 Closed Back Studio Monitor Headphones
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I can't tell you how much I appreciate this!!! I hated how my project was turning out and then I found this video!
That means the world to me, thank you. I also found out that a heat gun works too! It blew my mind.
Thank you so much! This just saved a VERY expensive repair project I was working on for church!
Very helpful video! Thanks!
I got mine on etsy! I love that glue! Liquid fusion too holds gems tight!
Just saved my bling bling nail set, thank you!
This was so useful thank you so much
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THANKS!!!
Very pretty
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Amazing
Can I use regular acetone nail polish remover instead?
I love those rhinestones I use then also.
What kind of glue is the best for bling? Also what did u use to take the excess glue off
Yes this was help full just got finish using glue masters great hold but that haze had me flabbergasted
That’s what I’m using right now GLUEMASTERS for the first time and I didn’t know what happened. I was so upset I thought it was the rhinestones.
Huge difference
Thank that's is a very useful tip.
I am so glad I came across you!! How do you get rid of the smell....
The acetone smell goes away with in the day in my experience
Would nail polish remover work?
Do you have a way to clean the haze off of resin rhinestones?
I have successfully done it with rubbing alcohol but make sure you test a few first. It seems like a hit or miss method.
Is acetone that we use for Polish?
No this is the one from Homedepot that comes in a tin jug.
Does this work on clear plastic w/out ruining?
I think she's saying it'll break it down. Kinda like when u go to get acrylic nails taken off they soak them in acetone to break it down :( I have this problem too I think I'm gonna go over the clouded areas with a cheap liquid glitter liner from a beauty store.
I have 20 or so amethyst crystals that have that glue haze all over them and I've used nail polish remover and I soaked em for days on end and the haze is still there...is the acetone you use different from nail polish remover?
That's interesting. Honestly, I'm not sure. I see people talk about acetone and nail polish recover as if they were different things but I always thought it was the same stuff. Try removing the stones, letting them dry and wipe them down really well with a soft cloth and a drop of baby oil.
Some nail polish removers are non acetone because if using on acrylic nails, it breaks the acrylic down. You have to find acetone nail polish remover. Or just pure acetone. I made the same mistake of using non-acetone remover and it didn’t work. Also, polish remover usually has other ingredients so that may be why as well. I’m assuming you’ll want pure acetone. I’m going to try it on my items and see.
Acetone is just one of many ingredients in nail polish remover. Most nail polish removers are less than 60% acetone and some don’t have any at all. Straight acetone is more caustic which is why it’s good to use if you want to remove acrylic nails or, say, superglue haze.
@@taylorhelton8241 ty for this....still have those amethyst in my work space ..soaked em in mineral oil and it made haze dissappear but after a month or so haze shows again..I'll go and buy some straight acetone and give it a whirl ..any scraping involved?..as far as removing glue or does it just eat it away for you?
Can you use it also for synthetic stones?
Like resin? Yes. I recently learned that you can also use a heat gun to remove the haze as well.
I use e6000 and it holds like A CEMENT! My crystals, rhinestones and metal never lost the shine and sparkle. Yes, IT STINKS BUT it is worth it. I used Aleene's Jewelry and Metal glue once (because my e6000 was out) ON MY JEWELRY TREE, WHAT A (HUGE MISTAKE AND THE COMPANY SAID IT IS BECAUSE I WAS WORKING WITH PLASTIC and it is like a super glue so and it turned all my crystals and rhinestones so cloudy. I never use plastic!!! Never again for Aleene's anything, a warning should be on their packaging.
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