Superglue is probably two order of magnitude stronger, so I doubt that this will replace cyanoacrylates. And while ethanol or hand sanitizer will not help much with superglue, acetone or nail polish remover will remove it. Then again, acetone will attack more materials then ethanol, so a glue that can be removed with ethanol might still be beneficial.
replyAlso… Uncure is a popular brand of cyanoacrylate remover. This is already a solved problem it seems.
replyNever heard that name, but according to their safety data sheet [1] it is 95+ % dimethylformamide [2]. Not too different from acetone, with a additional dimethylamin group. Acetone-free nail polish remover usually contains primarily ethyl acetate [3] which is also structurally similar.
reply[1] https://bsi-inc.com/sds_pdf/sds_un_cure.pdf
3M will fight for this patent
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