Super Fast Thin Super Glue [Pro Kit] — Instantly Bond Tight-Fitting Parts

Starbond Super Thin is fantastic for stabilizing rocks before and during making cabochons!

This Super Fast Thin CA Glue when used with the Accelerator is perfect for holding down projects on my CNC machine. Absolutely no movement at all which is what you need when carving. I will always get my CA glue from Starbond! Great product!

I love shopping directly from Starbond’s website. Easy, VERY FAST shipping and, well, you already know their products are EXACTLY what you need. TEST ENGRAVING using Mica powder and CA Thin.

I ran out of Starbond which put all of my turning on hold. I rough turned 4 while waiting on my new order because they had various cracks. I am now back in business with my new "Large Bottle" Good for another 6 months.

I turn bowls and Starbond is a must for me to fix cracks , imperfections and harden soft spots in the wood.

I have been using Starbond CA for a while. Your products are superior to other brands. I have used the thick, medium, and thin Starbond. All of them have uses in my wood carving.
One and a half years ago I had a stoke. I no longer have use of my right arm (my dominant arm). In order to power carve I must use only my left arm. To compensate I make many jigs to help me hold and carve my projects. Most use Starbond products to glue some of the pieces together. Recently I’ve ordered the Super Fast Thin what a great product. I don’t need to use clamps,
just hold the pieces together for a few seconds. It makes my job easier
I also like the fact that he 2 oz glue comes with extra nozzles and some micro nozzles!

I may have overstated that but it would be accurate to say that there are few wood work applications done in our shop that don’t in some way use a Starbond product. Thin, Medium, Thick, Clear, Brown or Black. It’s right at our fingertips thru the project.
Thank you for a great product

I use the super fast thin for stabilizing the pith area on elk antlers. I have tried other CA glues the past and they are all too thick to penetrate in and solidify the center. It also works great on soft woods.

I’m enjoying using several of the different types of CA glue you provide
Especially the odor free but my go to for
my woodworking is the Thin Fast Set
I will be trying the Flexible soon on fishing rod building
Also many thanks for shipping to Alaska

Starbond CA glues are my choice when building rc planes. I use thin, medium, and thick for my balsa wood rc plane kit builds. These are quality glues and the great thing is the applicators. The 2oz glues come with two applicator tips/caps , a set of fine tip applicators, a small plastic pin device for unclogging the the tip (if needed) and a solid screw on cap so you can keep the glue fresh. Starbond is the only CA company that puts a lot of thought into the applicators and the bottle itself that helps minimize clogging, glue build up, and gunky caps. I highly recommend. Check out my RC Plane Tech youtube channel where I’m currently using Starbond glues to build an rc plane.

The thin works great to seal small cracks and to stabilize punky wood spots and amazing inlays. Truly works amazing on my wood turnings.

This product flowed into a very narrow opening leaving no glue line. The factory installed insert was loose, it is now solid. Nothing to clean up. AMAZING!

Fast acting!! Great for my rings.

Great stuff for sealing wood that is prone to cracking. I dribble it on the outside of turned wood bowls, leaving the inside unsealed so the moisture can be released. After several weeks, I seal the inside with CA. First coat is the thin CA which penetrates the wood fibers. Second coat is medium Starbond to produce a shiny sealed finish. Photo is of a macadamia nut bowl sealed with Starbond. This wood is notorious for cracking. So far no problems with this piece.

Starbond thin or EM02 is my go to superglue!!! I use a lot of it on finishing pens and repairing cracks in bowls and vases.

I've been using star bond glue for several years in particular I use the thin for several applications. for pin holes in woodturning I fill it with thin first then followed up with medium, although I have no proof in the pudding it only makes sense to me that the thin penetrates into the hole while the medium fills the surface so I can send it off smoothly. then also makes an excellent finish on small turned projects as an example bottle stoppers I apply several coats of thin to get the sheen that I want.

I use a lot of wood with natural voids when making serving boards and table tops. I often fill these voids with crushed stone to provide accent colors. I use Starbond thin CA glue exclusively. It wicks into the stone perfectly and hardens almost instantly with accelerator. This means much faster production. I couldn't be more pleased with the results. Also, Starbond ships very promptly. I'm impressed with their service.

I love my Starbond! Use it religiously for things most people wouldn't even think of such as CNC project hold down instead of using clamps that just get in the way. There is a product for every purpose and you shouldn't confuse one for the other. Do your research and find the product you need for the task at hand. If you have questions, these guys have a phenomenal support team to answer all your questions very promptly!

Star bond super fast thin CA, glue seeps in perfectly into live edge projects, and I have to use less epoxy in the long run

As a sign carver, I have found Starbond to be everything it is advertised to be. The medium and thick are both great for filling voids while the thin works on bonding and tiny cracks in the wood surface.