Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What kinds of glue does De-Glue Goo work on?
A: De-Glue Goo is the only original non-toxic dissolver that dissolves glues used for interior projects. It does not work on water resistant and waterproof glue like Titebond II and Titebond III.
Q: What are some common glues that are not affected by De-Glue Goo?
A: Cyanoacrylates like Super Glue and Crazy Glue and urethane glues like Gorilla. Also epoxies. (see chart below)
| Type of Glue | Response |
| Titebond Original - yellow |
Dissolves to a sludge ready to wipe off |
| Titebond II - water resistant |
De=Glue Goo is not recommended. |
| Titebond III - water proof | De-Glue Goo is not recommended. |
| Elmers Wood Glue Max | De-Glue Goo is not recommended. |
| Elmers White Glue | Dissolves easily |
| Hide Glue | Dissolves easily |
Q: Will De-Glue Goo help me take a loose joint apart?
A: No. The joint must be taken apart first.
Q: How can you tell if De-Glue Goo is working?
A: It turns the old glue back to its original wet color.
Q: Will De-Glue Goo harm the finish?
A: It is always best to wipe off any De-Glue Goo that gets on the finish. It is possible that if it sits on the finish long enough it could cause blushing. However this blushing will disappear when it dries.