dry cleaning and super glue

I recently had an awesome Batman cape made for me and I made some modifications to it that I had since removed. I superglued velcro to the edges so I could attach and detach rods to give it the full wing look when opening up the cape with my arms. After removing the superglue strips, I'm left with hardened fabric and white dried superglue marks of course. I am wondering what your experience with dry cleaning and their stain removal may be? Do you think it might be possible for dry cleaning to remove the superglue completely or at least make it even somewhat better? Thanks.

A lot of it depends on how much the glue is soaked into the fiber. I can tell you that Picarin is what we used to get super glues, etc out of fabric at a costume shop I worked. This is a solution dry cleaners use.
Take the cape to a cleaner you trust and ask. They'll let you know if it is something they are capable of removing.

the_batdemon said:

A lot of it depends on how much the glue is soaked into the fiber. I can tell you that Picarin is what we used to get super glues, etc out of fabric at a costume shop I worked. This is a solution dry cleaners use.
Take the cape to a cleaner you trust and ask. They'll let you know if it is something they are capable of removing.

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I'm glad to know that at least it's possible. I have never used a dry cleaning service before, so choosing one that I trust would be shooting in the dark, but I'll call around though. Even if it doesn't remove all of it, but removes some of the surface "whiteness" of the dried glue, that would be great!

Thanks the_batdemon!