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So I managed to glue a peicertain onto my ship upside down and I can't get it off
I used gorila glue

I haven't used Gorilla glue before, but if its like super glue, it might come off still. If its like plastic cement, it is on permanent unless you cut or saw it off.

You can try to freeze it, and see if that works to break the glue.

You have a picture of what you did, if its easy to get to, might just be easier to cut it off then really mess with any other method.

This is the best I could get

Well, first thing of course is to take the lesson from this of making many dry fits before ever gluing. I stick to the CA superglues just because, as Darkknights said, you are able to break it off if you need to. Anyway, is that piece visible when the model's complete? You might be able to work around it being wrong if not.

No way to work around this one....
I will try the freese method tomorrow

Can you take a pic pointing at the component in question?

Zmoney716 wrote:
Can you take a pic pointing at the component in question?

The One I have my scalpel on


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Allright
I got one side off after I quite literally dpedal nail polish remover on it

Not the other side... the one with more glue

Dear god...
I did it

Good job. Careful with the acetone, though. It softens detail faster than you expect.