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Acetone ought to work but be really careful as it's quite flammable.

I'd use the straight stuff rather than nail polish remover which has other compounds in it to counteract the skin-drying effect pure acetone will have.

Try applying it with a cotton-tipped swab so you're not dealing with a lot of the stuff exposed to air at one time.

I haven't had to try this yet, but CLC seems to think this CA glue debonder works well enough to stock it:

https://www.clcboats.com/shop/products/boat-building-supplies-epoxy-fiberglass-plywood/marine-epoxy-fiberglass/uncure-debonder.html

   Awesome - just the advice I was seaking.  I didn't know there was such a thing as UNBONDER.

Now I'm off to the local stores to find it.

Thanks!

   all I could find at the local hardware (nothing) and hobby store was Goof Off.  Tried it - no success.  Tried acitone - no luck either.  So mail orderd some official Bob Smith industries UN-CURE - had to wait on Amazon prime deliver... and within 5 min. I had my pannels unbonded.  

This is great to know - it works very well.  CLC should include a 1 oz bottle in a kit.