Keep super glue away from cotton garments, tissues, and other items that might cause a burn. Wash the affected area with water to treat a burn. Use an antibiotic ointment and a sterile dressing to treat the wound. Consult a doctor if the burn covers a wide region of skin or is severe. The moisture in your hand may help prevent the glue from sticking too tightly; just be sure to wash it off before you finish treating your injury. If you get superglue on your skin, remove as much of it as you can without rubbing against anything hard. This will make washing and dressing your wound easier. If the glue has stuck to your clothing, soak the article in warm water to loosen up the bond between it and the skin. You can also use a gentle cleaner to remove glue that's attached to non-flammable materials like wood or plastic. Once you've treated your glue burn, keep it clean and dry so that no more glue gets spilled. Cover the wound with a bandage to protect it while it heals.