CA glue (cyanoacrylate; a.k.a, "superglue") explained!

[@jaceydunaway6923]

Great video! Very helpful. Happy to know about the accelerator.

[@JRobertClark]

Glad it was helpful!

[@byronclark4076]

Thanks for the lesson! Lots of good stuff here

[@JRobertClark]

You bet!

[@dareldandkatieosborne8482]

Thanks! A tip every maker/crafter should know! Very helpful!

[@JRobertClark]

Thank you. It's easy for me to belt out abbreviations like "CA" glue and forget that others might not know what the heck I mean! Thought it was important to clarify. Glad you liked it!

[@captainsledge7554]

How do i stop it from frosting the area i glued?

[@jackm8794]

Informative, good to know,. Were would you buy BSI 2P10 and Activator? Thanks John

[@JRobertClark]

Hey Jack! I order mine on Amazon. A expect a few specialty hardware and hobby stores carry them as well.

[@SciencewithRishit]

Great Video

[@trevorlane2294]

Can you explain how to make the activator, aka accelerator? Just dilute the baking soda with water? Thanks, great video!

[@JRobertClark]

Trevor - you can use it either dry or in solution. Dry - it is gap filling and sands well. I will admit the commercial activator works best.

[@Mourdraug]

One thing you missed in the very end, you don't need the specialised uncure. CA glues let go almost instantly when exposed to acetone, so most nail polish removers will also work. :)

[@bobbymiller8563]

I have a broken piece of particle board and I have to mold a corner of it. Can I use CA glue and mix saw dust from particle board to mold this piece I am fixing. Does the CA glue soak into the particle board to make it stronger. Or do I need to use something else. Thank you

[@JRobertClark]

Bobby - that sounds like a great way to fix particle board (although it might take quite a bit of CA glue, depending on the size of the repair. I imagine it would be stronger than the original!

[@davidgeister]

Great!!!

[@JRobertClark]

Thanks, Dave!