Tutorials
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What is the Difference Between Brown & Dark Brown CA Glue?
One of the common questions we get from our customers is the difference between Brown Medium CA glue vs. Dark Brown Medium-Thick CA glue. Starbond...
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Difference Between Aerosol and Pump Accelerator/Activator
Looking for a CA Glue accelerator that will help you get the job done quickly and efficiently? Starbond has the perfect product for you. Starbond offers...
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Which Starbond CA Glue should I use for the Woodturning finish?
If you've ever wondered whether you can use our glues as a woodturning finish, the answer is yes! There are three commonly used clear glues,...
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Can CA Glue Bond Plexiglass?
Acrylic (Plexiglass) is a plastic made of polymethyl methacrylate, and is often used in place of glass. It is about 30 times stronger than glass,...
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How to Mix Mica Powder with CA Glue to Get Desired Color?
We know that our range of CA glue colors can be limiting when you want to get a desired color match with a surface you...
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Tips to Reduce Heat When Applying CA Superglue
We often get questions on how to reduce the heat produced when pen finishing with CA Superglue. After sanding the pen blank, the next step...
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How to make your CA Glue Last Longer
You've probably heard from us that keeping your Starbond CA glue in the fridge will increase the shelf-life. You might even know that you can...
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Which Viscosity of CA Glue is Best for Inlays?
Recently we have released a number of inlay materials, and that may have you wondering which glues to pair with them and the proper technique for applying the glue. Worry...
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Why is Starbond Odorless CA Glue Foam-Safe?
CA glue is known for its fast-setting properties and strong bonding capabilities. However, one of the main issues with using CA glue on foam is that...
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When to Use the Black Medium and Black Medium-Thick CA Glues?
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...
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Difference Between Medium and Medium-Thick CA 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...
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When to Use the Medium and Medium Thick CA Glues
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...