I assume granite is as tough as quartz when it comes to hardness. When I get stuff like this on my quartz, I just take a sharp knife on an angle and scrape it off. could you try that on a tiny bit and see if it removes it?

Acetone - nail polish remover. If yourgranite is sealed, you may need to re-seal after using the acetone.

Thanks..you all are great. The vinegar didnt work at all. The scraping is slow going but I'm doing it. The only nail polish I have is non acetone!! :-). But you've given me ideas. Thanks.

There is a product called debonder. A brand name is Flashback. It is sold in hobby shops that sell model supplies. It dissolves hardened CA glue.

use a razor blade. it will scrape right off and the razor blade won't damage the granite. shouldn't take more than a couple of minutes.

Note: you can also use a razor blade on quartz but must be a lot more careful since the resin in the surface (30%) is easily damaged.

Razor, then buff any remaining residue (dried) with steel wool, 00 or 000 should be fine.

You all are the best. I admit to panicking slightly. I've scraped it off and learned my lesson. Won't do that again. Thanks so much for being so helpful. I love this forum site.

Goo-gone.

The razor blade worked great ! My wife's off the hook !

Wow! I soaked the glue with vinegar and then used a razor Within seconds the razor did the job. Thank you for this post!

Easy

1) razor blade the thick portion

2) Rubbing Alcohol

3) Stone Care daily cleaner

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