you can try acetone, but that will probably fade out the denim too. I was an arrowsmith for twenty years and wore super glue for years. It rarely ever comes out after it is dried. As super glue ages it gets brittle and cracks. But before its old enough to do that on clothes, the sharpness of the glue begins to cut the threads in your fabric and produces a hole.
On clothes i really loved that i screwed up at work, usually i did some crafting over the spots. Iron ons, bling, fabric paint, embroidery (be careful not to get really close to the spots with stitches that might cause the hole to start prematurely) .
On the bright side...my work shirts lasted for at least 10 years before the “hole” stage. The possibilities are endless! Dont freak! Just have fun and get your creative on!
Use a heat gun or a iron use some wax paper with iron carefully
you can try acetone, but that will probably fade out the denim too. I was an arrowsmith for twenty years and wore super glue for years. It rarely ever comes out after it is dried. As super glue ages it gets brittle and cracks. But before its old enough to do that on clothes, the sharpness of the glue begins to cut the threads in your fabric and produces a hole.
On clothes i really loved that i screwed up at work, usually i did some crafting over the spots. Iron ons, bling, fabric paint, embroidery (be careful not to get really close to the spots with stitches that might cause the hole to start prematurely) .
On the bright side...my work shirts lasted for at least 10 years before the “hole” stage. The possibilities are endless! Dont freak! Just have fun and get your creative on!
You could try putting the jeans in the freezer. 'Not sure about super glue, but other substances stuck on fabric will freeze, and crack off.
https://www.hunker.com/13423971/how-to-remove-super-glue-from-jeans
HOley jeans being majorly in, just cut around the glue and fray the edges. You could probably sell them for twice theircwirth after that. Lol
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