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Can acetone dissolve super glue effectively?
Yes, acetone can effectively dissolve super glue.
What can you use on my fake nails if you have no nail glue left?
use super glue whoever answered this before is dumb fake nails are fine but you can get a nail glue any Walgreen's or walmart/targetbut i combine nail glue and super glue and it works great
Can thinner dissolve super glue?
No
What dissolves superglue out of car locks?
Acetone will dissolve Super Glue. You will find acetone in nail polish remover. Read the ingredients, some nail polish removers are acetone free. '''OFF insect repellent will also dissolve Super Glue. Dissolving Super Glue is one thing but getting it out of the lock could be a challenge. '''
How do you grow super long nails?
im guessing by not cutting them..
When no more sugar will dissolve in a glass of water the solution is?
Assuming that all of the sugar that could be dissolved, is dissolved at that temperature and pressure, it would be a super saturated solution.
Will rubbing alcohol dissolve super glue from glass?
Yes, rubbing alcohol can help dissolve super glue from glass. Soak a cloth in rubbing alcohol and place it on the glued area. Allow it to sit for a few minutes before gently rubbing the super glue off. Repeat if necessary.
Does soda dissolve teeth?
it stains them and makes your teeth super sensitive
How can you get super glue off of your partial upper teeth bridge?
Nail polish remover will dissolve super glue.
Is it ok to use Elmer's Glue on fake nails?
I would suggest not using Elmer's Glue, because it will not hold very well. If anything, use super glue, but this could quite well damage your natural nail. Try to find a nail-glue that you could find near the section where you buy the nails.
Can you get colored acrylic nails?
It is if they're good quality, a very quick solution if you bite your nails.
Why does suger dissolve faster in hot tea than in iced tea?
Because solubility is a function directly proportional to the temperature, in Kelvins, of the thing you're trying to dissolve something into, to put it simply =] For this reason, you can actually dissolve a lot more of a solvent into a super hot solute than you could at room temperature--a process known as supersaturating.
