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There is another use that I do quite often with Starbond Superglue. I have here a pre-turned all wood bowl. It's almost finished and it needs one more thing. I'm gonna take this what I call a natural landscape - an effect that is created when the wood bowl is broken apart.

I'm showing you a really cool feature of Starbond Super Thin Fast. It is so thin and so perfect that it permeates even into the smallest and thinnest crevices in your core pieces.

I'm sure we've all had this annoying issue at one time of our lives - the shoelace is in fine shape, the shoe is good, but the little plastic thing at the end is detached. Wrapping a tape around it doesn't really solve the problem so in this article, I will show you a neat little way to fix this issue using superglue.

I don’t know where, but from somewhere during my growing up years I had developed the misconceived notion that Superglue or CA glue was only for quick fixes that didn’t need to be counted on for high tensile strength or resistance to shock loads. I couldn’t have been more wrong.

Today's product that I'll be showing you is the Starbond Super Fast Thin EM-02. One of the great benefits of Starbond CA glues is the ability to adapt with interesting neat little patterns.

Today's product that I'll be showing you is the Starbond Super Fast Thin EM-02. You can use this glue for a neat little trick on making lathe applied finish.

We have another neat little trick on using Starbond glues. Maybe you've seen this method before but it works with all CA glues. I have here a popsicle mold. I've got it fresh from the store and there was a hole right where the mold have been ejected the plastic.

Cyanoacrylate glue does not achieve it's max potential when working with plastics. It is really hard for the glue to stick thus why it is recommended to use ca glue on rough surfaces.

Cyanoacrylate and super glue are basically the same thing. These different names are used by different industries but they are all using the same adhesive.

A guide on helping fix those pesky drone parts that seem to magically come apart with medium CA glue