Gorilla Glue

100% acetone is the most effective way to remove Gorilla Glue from fabrics and hard surfaces. Soak a cotton ball in acetone, then place it on top of the glued surface, leaving it there for 5 minutes. After the specified time, remove the cotton ball and wipe the surface clean with a water-dampened cloth.

100% acetone is also the best way to remove Gorilla Glue from skin. Soak the affected skin in acetone for 3-5 minutes. Wipe clean with a soft, soapy, wet cloth. If you cannot soak the skin in acetone, soak the affected skin with cold, soapy water for 5 minutes. This will loosen the glue enough to scrape off the affected area. This method is less effective than acetone, but may be the better option, depending on where the affected skin is located.

Gorilla Glue's quick set and sturdy strength make it a popular adhesive for many projects around the home. The glue takes between 10 and 45 seconds to dry completely. Is Gorilla Glue waterproof? Gorilla Glue is made of a water-activated polyurethane formula that expands into materials with which is adhered. The glue itself, despite the description of "water-activated" is completely waterproof and is safe for use both indoors and outdoors. It is usable on nearly every type of surface, in any kind of climate.