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For filling knots/voids, we recommend our black medium and black medium-thick CA glues, and the size of the void reflects the total amount of glue...

The main difference between the Medium and the Medium-Thick is the viscosity. The thickness of the Medium is similar to the motor oil while the thickness of Medium-Thick is similar to the syrup. The...

For filling knots/voids, we recommend our medium and medium-thick CA glues, and the size of the void reflects the total amount of glue to be applied. The medium/medium-thick CA is typically recommended for...

With freezing points below -22°F, our CA glue may be stored in the freezer without it freezing or the lower temperature affecting its quality and performance....

Most CA glues (superglues) will cure immediately when hit with some accelerator or activator. However, there can be a few reasons for a lengthened curing time...

Our CA glue accelerator is also specially formulated to prevent whitening or "hazing" of bonding surfaces. "Hazing" occurs when CA glues dry before they have...

To maximize the shelf life of our CA glues, we recommend storage below 40ºF. It is therefore best to store in a refrigerator or freezer....

The factors that determine how necessary accelerator or activator is while using superglue: 1. Temperature of your working area In extremely cold temperatures, CA glues (superglues)...

With Starbond accelerators (commonly known as activators), you can speed up the process of curing superglues so that you can finish your woodworking job in no time. For...

When working with CA glues you'll realize that some substrate materials bond much faster than others. This is due to them having different levels of...

EPDM is a synthetic rubber that is extremely resistant to outdoor conditions: UV rays and water(moisture). Many customers ask us if they can use our CA glue...

Once cured, our CA glues are definitely water-resistant, but if submerged and constantly exposed to water, the water will act as a solvent and degrade...