How can l remove dried nail glue from my new wood table top?

Goo gone will work with it just leave it on for 5 min then scrape off

I tried to apply nail glue but it didn't work for me :(😶😟

If the nail glue is strong like crazyglue, goo gone will not remove it.

You may need to try to sand it off, but it most likely will leave a damaged mark on the table. Can you put something over the spot where the glue is, such as an attractive doily, or small dish?

Here are a few steps you can try to remove dried nail glue from a wood table top:

1. Gently scrape off as much of the dried glue as possible using a dull knife or spatula. Be careful not to scratch the surface of the wood.
2. Dampen a cloth with warm water and gently rub the area where the glue was. This may help to loosen the glue.
3. If the glue is still not coming off, you can try using a commercial solvent specifically designed for removing adhesives. Follow the instructions on the product and be sure to use it in a well-ventilated area.
4. If the solvent does not work, you may need to sand the area to remove the remaining glue. Use fine-grit sandpaper and sand gently to avoid damaging the wood.
5. Once the glue has been removed, wipe the area with a damp cloth to remove any residue, then allow the wood to dry completely.

Remember to be gentle and use caution when trying to remove dried glue from wood, as the wood can easily be damaged.

Step 1: Use Acetone Safely

Work in a well-ventilated area whenever you're using acetone and keep it well away from any heat sources as it's very flammable.

Step 2: Dampen a Cotton Ball or Swab With Acetone or Nail Polish Remover

Make sure not to drench your cotton ball or swab in acetone or nail polish remover, as you only want a small amount to avoid wiping spots without glue on your table.

Step 3: Carefully Swipe the Glue

Because acetone can discolor finished wood, you'll want to make sure to go slowly and only wipe the cotton ball or swab on the spot with glue. Once your cotton ball or swab feels dry, toss it out and grab a new one. Dampen it with the acetone or nail polish remover and continue dabbing at the glue until it becomes loose. You may need to repeat this step multiple times.

Step 4: Gently Remove the Glue

Once you've loosened the glue enough with acetone, gently scrape it off the table's surface using a plastic putty knife or an old plastic card. Make sure to take your time to avoid removing your table's finishing. If the glue is difficult to remove, repeat step 2.