Glue Removal?

if it is glass I would expect it to just pop or scrape off. Titebond just pops off of melamine…

-- Rich, WNY, www.nyrockingchairs.com

The Titebond website suggests heating the joint with a heat gun or blow dryer to soften the glue up.

The writer of this post suggest a bouquet of fresh-cut flowers or roses to soften “her” up.

-- Randy, Tupelo, MS ~ May I become more like the Master Carpenter every day.

Dinner- $100
Flowers- $50
Day at the Spa-$200
Maid service to clean house, including laundry-$250

Expect to pay up big time buddy.

-- Adrian ..... The 11th Commandment...."Thou Shalt Not Buy A Wobble Dado"

lazyfireman – hahahaha, thanx ;)

besides… what’s the problem with sleeping in the shop? I wish MY wife would let me do that

-- When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route.

When I was going thru my divorce with EX #2, I did sleep in that shop/garage a couple of nights. Not all that comfortable.

-- Adrian ..... The 11th Commandment...."Thou Shalt Not Buy A Wobble Dado"

Yes indeed. You did blunder. I don’t know how you are going to get the glue off the ramikin without breaking, cracking, discoloring or leaving a trace of glue on the glass, good luck to say the least, but in the future you probably have only two options. First you can make the kitchen and all the contents yours or you can save empty glass or plastic containers that could be recycled and use them in your shop. I’m certainly glad I am not in your shoes.

-- Mark

You could find out where the gift was purchased and replace the gift. Add flowers. Hopefully the ramekin was not purchased from an expensive store. Hopefully it was NOT a place like LE CREUSET.

-- Berta in NC

Thanks for all of the “constructive advice” :P Anyhoo, I actually got the glue off by bathing it in boiling water. It eventually gave up the ghost w/o scratching, breaking, etc. I displayed my “save” proudly, and ostentatiously put it back in the cupboard. I’m off to go buy some disposable shop ware.

-- You can't control the wind, but you can trim your sails