Ola People

I think everybody has it now and then when you glue tiny parts of PE on other PE parts (I`m talking about metal on metal) and you place the PE part wrong on the other. Now CA glue glues fast and quite tight. I have a radical method and most of you will know it this is more for the beginners then.
When you have placed a PE part on the wrong place and you want to get it off simply get a lighter and keep the PE part where it is glued in the flame. Hold it there until the glue around the joint sets fire to itself. this only takes around a second maybe two. then grab a needle or an exacto knife and gently tab against the misplaced piece and it will come off with no problem.
This sounds like a quite radical method but it will do no harm to the PE (no melting) and certainly not bending the pe parts when you tear them off with brute force. Another advantage is that the part is immediately cleaned from all the old glue parts. Rinse your parts with water let them dry and you can glue them on the correct place.

I repeat again this only works with metal on Metal So experimenting with metal on plastic is not on my account. I guess they will come off then too but you`ll have to spend more time on filling then

Hope this is of some use

Rob, that's a good method. I usually throw the misglued pice in a cup of acetone an it comes right apart and the excess glue comes off as well

John

I think the Acetone would work well too I only don`t know how much time it take to dissolve the CA glue with the Lighter method it only takes a few seconds.

If i't's PE to plastic or any other material, I use CA remover (works also fine for fingers, etc )