Its funny I was thinking if any of you know some aging hippie packrats they probably have a bottle cutter. When I was young making glasses out of bottles was popular and there was a cheap cutter that scored the bottle and then you dangled this thing in and hit it on the inside I think. I have a crafty friend a bit older than I who keeps everything and I was going to ask her if she has one! Its nice to know that they still can be gotten - tho the one in the picture is more elaborate than what I remember. It looks like a beautiful project. Good luck and post pics.

I would return the goods to the store , no customer should have to put up with damaged goods.. If all men were to do this, this the manufacturers would "get on the stick".. In the meantime, try a little acetone, then two applications of Dawn.. No product is going to be 1 - 2 - 3 fast..

I would try contacting the company that made it. If they get enough of these complaints, maybe they will have information on how to get it off.

I agree you have to REALLY babysit curing Gorila Glue, but haven't had a problem with removal. Had to take it off a mosaiced teapot tower (repaired the handle), but it came right off with a sharp razor blade...left very little residue. I've also had to 'pop' off bubbles of it in various places, but again found it easy to remove. Hope that's not bad omen for the projects I used it on or that I used it for the wrong thng!! Pat