How to remove cyano from a film covered model

So, I was a bit heavy handed with thin cyano when gluing some aileron tabs. I put some on the top side of the tabs all o.k. When I tuned it over to do the other side, thin cyano had smeared across the wing. I attempted to clean it up using cyano debonder, but it looks even worse now. Could anyone offer any advice on how to do this if it's possible? Perhaps I should have left the debonder on longer, rather than trying to wipe it immediately. Help!!!

More debonder and leave it for 15 mins to soften the cyano. Wipe and repeat.
I’ve found the Loctite debonder particularly good
www.diy.com/departments/loctite-glue-remover-5g/254758_BQ.prd

Thanks Dave, I'll give that a go.

Apply the debonder to a piece of kitchen roll on top of the cyano and leave it soak up the cyano as it liquidises (5 mins?). Wipe and repeat with clean roll until done but don't leave it to dry as the cyano will rebond the paper to the covering.

Thanks John, I'll give this a go. Cheers

As above Dennis, sometimes it just needs a bit of patience and a few applications to get it all off.

Don't use debonder on clear canopies though!! Speaking from experience