teacherbailey

My first reaction was "You don't" but these suggestions look really logical. I thought Super Glue was clear, though. Does it show up badly enough to chance ruining the shirt getting it out? If all else fails, you can cut the shirt up, back each piece with fusible interfacing to stabilize it (like with a TShirt quilt) and use it in your next scrap quilt.

tessagin

Pure acetone but I would try it on an inconspicuous area and use a Q-Tip and dab just a little at a time. Also a well ventilated area. Outside if possible. you have to be careful with nail polish remover. It has other chemicals also. When I say I mean an up and down motion, like stippling, lightly.

GrandmaPeggy

I do not know.....but it sounds like a good reason to go shopping!!! You may have to purchase several, just to "test" which will be your new "favorite".

Ps 150

I've finally found the shirt, after it's been tumbling around in the laundry for a week, and I've rubbed it down with nail polish remover. I'll find out tonight how it worked! Thanks for all the suggestions. The shirt was a plain, black one, but oh so comfy, so the super glue left a shiny spot on the surface.