First, Crazy Glue is cyanoacrylate. I strip mine using a totally different approach. When I cut out the form, I save the cutout. I cut another section out 1/4" away. Position the cutout over the form. When I strip, I pass the wood stip between the form and the cutout, clam the wood strip onto the form using wood wedges -- don't forget to put wax paper between, because glue stick to the wedge just as good as to the strip. There is a lot passing and fitting. The worst is when the clamp that hold the cutout in position get bump by accident. Almost lose that one. Next time I'll nail all the cutout down. Can't say it works great, but it works out. What do you guys think?