Quartz surface is an engineered stone, consisting mainly of natural quartz and is a nonporous surface, making it easier to clean and maintain than natural stone.
Things You Will Need
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Test the acetone on a hidden area of countertop to ensure it does not damage or discolor the finish.
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Saturate the super glue with acetone. This solvent will help break down the cyanoacrylate adhesive.
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Hold the razor scraper at a 45-degree angle to the countertop and scrape the area where the super glue spill is. Repeat this motion as the glue begins to flake and peel up.
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Reapply the acetone to the super glue as necessary during the process. Continue scraping until all the glue is removed.
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Wait for the last of the acetone to evaporate from the quartz, then clean and polish your countertop.
The Drip Cap
- Super glue is a versatile household repair item found in many tool boxes.
- Even with Super Glue's durability, it is possible to remove the adhesive if you accidentally drip it on your quartz countertop.
- Saturate the super glue with acetone.