The insructions for a kit that I recently purchased suggested using Super Jet CA. I had never heard of it so I looked it up. It claims to offer superior bonds that resist vibration.
Has anyone noticed a difference between CA brands? I always thought they were generic once you went beyond viscosity (gel vs regular.)
Rick
Edit: Sorry for the double post. I didn't mean to put this in both forums. I can't figure out how to delete one of them.
I think most people have their own personal favorite super glue. I use Loctite Pro. But I have never used any other kind because I am happy with what I got to start with.
I have heard good things about Zap brand.
I think I've used just about all of them. I like the gel type best. I've never had to use an accelerant.
Mike.
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I use the $ store stuff, but I look for Pacer on the packaging, ussually in very small print so I get the name brand at low cost.
I've been using Surehold Plastic surgery super glue. It has a small applicator for better precision. Sold at Blick Art stores, Ace, Microcenter , and Amazon. Also I'm happy it's made in a factory down the street from where I live, so I'm happy to support a local business.
Hello All,
I use the "Original Super Glue" brand.
This is available in "Liquid" (original formula) and "Gel".
I found both at Amazon.
These come in 12-packs of regular-size tubes.
I keep the unopened tubes in the freezer. I was told years ago that keeping the unopened tubes in the freezer will prolong the life of the product. I don't know if it's true but it works for me.
Hope this helps.
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I've been using some from a Dollar store for years now. I found some that were priced at $1 per 12 pack and stocked up, keeping them in a freezer.
I tried some of the Locite but it seems thicker than others. It's too thick for things like gluing grabirons from the outside of the car body.
Mark Vinski