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Hey all,

I was wondering if any of you guys know how to disolve superglus from a metal model??  I was right on the middle of an Iron Fang Pikeman converstion, that has suddenly gone awry!  I wasn't paying attention when I was replacing the pike with some brass rod now I have two pikemen holding their pikes backwards....

Anyway I feel really dumb, but any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

acetone, found in some finernail polish removers.
you can get it cheap at Wally World.

Ok, how about from a wooden table that isn't yours?????????

ehm... put a carpet over it?
cover the whole table with sand and declare it a desert gaming table?

"Ok, how about from a wooden table that isn't yours????????? "

may i suggest a fire?

Which brand glue did you use? Most companies also make a debonder that slowly dissolves the glue and makes it easier to remove. But I've also found that the bond on metal is generally very weak....so a lot of times you can just break the glue seam apart, and scrape the remains of the glue off with a knife. If you're lucky, it will just flake off.

-Hans