Super Glue - CA Glue - Tips Tricks And Uses - 2P-10 -

[@ScoutCrafter]

Hi Jon! Excellent presentation! Love the stuff! Thanks for sharing!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On John! 👍 Thanks!

[@gergemall]

Thank you Jon . I’ve been experimenting with it . I’ll check out the activator too .

[@thomassawyer506]

Enjoyed the teaching moment. I’m 80, haven’t heard Earl Scheib $29.95 in sixty years. Enjoyed that comment.

[@jjock3239]

I have been using CA glue for over 40 years, and I never thought of using it for jointing when a clamp is required. Great tip! You can bet I'll be using that in the future.

[@happyyardservice2914]

Someone give this man "Best KZbin Video for 2024 award". Thanks for the info

[@hawkowl455]

This stuff is amazing and is so true. A lot of us have used this for so time now but we do forget the extras. Thank you for the reminders.😀

[@fivemountains2224]

With many tips & tricks, Yr demo becomes very practical and useful !! Good demonstrator !! Thank-you.

[@josephtucciarone6878]

I will purchase using your AMZN links. You taught many awesome lessons. Thank you.

[@DrFiero]

Another tip (excuse the pun) for keeping the...tip... clear is just before you park the bottle for a bit, with the lid off, stand it upright and GENTLY pump the sides of the bottle. This clears the nozzle. Then put the cap on as usual, keeping it upright. I've had pretty good luck doing that, and don't have to dig crud out before using it again.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

That’s a great tip!! 😄😃 I will put that to use! Thanks! 🙌👍

[@geriannroth449]

Thanks for the tip

[@susanncarlson6708]

Best video on the web! I'm an artist, crafter, sculptor, home remodeler, 3d printer, and mom. THANX for a great and useful video!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌Thanks!

[@Eden_M]

For wood cracks, try filling them with fine wood dust/baking soda/corn starch, you get the idea, then apply the glue, works like a charm and saves a lot of glue, thanks for the video!

[@mr_tom_1_0]

see 10:54 or so

[@ericmcrory4668]

I use a ton of this stuff in my woodworking shop. Personally, I love the medium viscosity formula... not too thick, not too thin! Thanks for the sodium bicarbonate tip! I had never heard of this.

[@babyboo289]

Du hast alles sehr gut präsentiert, gut gemacht! 👌

[@asfilmproduction1433]

Thanks God bless you and all.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌Thanks!

[@duroxkilo]

activators start a chain reaction (polymerization reaction), it doesn't need to get 'mixed' w/ the CA glue, it just needs to 'touch' it...

[@jamesdebesse5147]

Great vid! I use this 2P10 a lot doing trim work Never knew the tricks with the baking powder though. Will be great for filling holes or crevasses. Thanks!

[@burtburt1755]

Learned a lot from your video. Thank you for taking time to share your knowledge.

[@richardmarte293]

Thanks for the tips. I will add CA glue to my gorilla and JB weld glues...

[@johnbarbuto5387]

Very helpful filler tips, particularly the baking soda!

[@Garland77]

Works great as a clear, glossy finish for small wood turned pieces on the lathe also.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 I have heard that but never tried it. Sounds like something to experiment with. Thanks!

[@willb1157]

I like using “Whip Tips” for thin CA. Really get that glue where I want it in the amount i need. Thanks for the recommendation of 2P.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Those are great!! 👍🙌

[@grantburris]

I've often used Simple Green to make it set up quickly, However, it gives it a slight greenish tint, If it's in a hidden spot it makes no difference. I like your tips. Thanks a lot. I've used the soda trick often, Works swell.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Simple Green!?? Cool! I’ll have to try that out. Thanks for watching. Right On! 👍🙌

[@AbstractDreamz]

nice! 2P-10 RT (rubber toughened) is newer and has rubber in it to make more shock resistant joints. I have switched to it.

[@setdown2]

Another nice tip... many outside the box uses...good stuffff...stay safe...

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On Chuck 👍 Krazy Glue!!!

[@warrenpierce5542]

I will try it. Especially the baby powder and sawdust.

[@htmagic]

Another trick is to take fine sandpaper and collect the dust from sanding. Use the dust to fill in a hole and hit it with the thin CA glue. The sanding dust will become like wood filler and blend perfectly. It will also sand like wood because it is wood. That was glossed over in the end but it works really well.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On 👍 That’s a good tip!

[@jasonfreethy9153]

good point!, I'm going to try this

[@mydoggylives]

Just remember that it's good for pieces that will either be clear coated or painted. If you're going to stain it, the glue / sawdust will not accept the stain and will stand out.

[@tonylenge424]

Here is another one for you. Years ago I chipped my quartz’s countertop and used the ca glue with soda bicarbonate. Perfect invisible repair. To this day I have a hard time finding it. By the way, your showing your NY metropolitan side when you refer to Earl Sheib!😀

[@RightOnJonCrane]

That’s great with the countertop! That stuff really dries hard. 💪 Yeah old Earl Scheib! A lot of people may have no idea what I’m talking about?!? 🤪 Right on Tony!

[@tonyhemingway7980]

@@RightOnJonCrane Earl Scheib had shops all across the country.

[@grantburris]

@@tonyhemingway7980 Yeah, we had them all over California.

[@RRINTHESHOP]

Great stuff and so many uses. A must have in the shop.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right! It’s one of those great wonders of science 🧪 Thanks Randy! 👍

[@j.r.tidwell3318]

Very helpful information. Thank you

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 Thanks ⚡️😃

[@doktormcnasty]

How do you guys use this stuff without it clogging up the caps and solidying in the containers they come in. I have NEVER been able to use CA more than once it ALWAYS ends up bunging up the container it comes in and almost ALWAYS ends up solidifying inside the container!

[@davidstewart1943]

I have had no problem using Zap medium thickness glue but have certainly had problems with others. Of course keep the cap on it when not in use and keep it away from accelerators. In other words, put the cap on the glue before you use any accelerator.

[@DeadFlowersForDinner]

Simple my friend... if you're using a mitre bond 2pack version of superglue (which is awesome), with the bottle in an upright position, squeeze it until the glue is almost at the tip, then let go quickly and youll hear it suck any remaining glue back down into the bottle, then quickly clean the tip with an alcohol wipe and screw the lid on. Then store it upright. Lasts forever!

[@tyronedevilliers3968]

I've had the stuff for months keep it in a refrigerator

[@alfredomarquez9777]

Regarding keeping the Cyano glue for as long as possible: I have a large enough bottle of dessicant, remove sufficient of it to allow two bottles of glue inside, completely surrounding them, and place it in the refrigerator... Following that, I have been able to store it for more than five years without too much degradation or solidifying. Out in the warm and moist air, they last less than a few months!

[@tinykitchenbigflavor7142]

You just made my furniture flipping way easier to patch up with minimal effort!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us! I just became a subscriber to your channel

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍🙌 Thanks! I’m glad you liked the video and thanks for subscribing!! 🙌🙌

[@johnfix1]

Excellent video Jon. Thanks for the useful tips that I surely will use.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On John!! 🙌👍 Great to see your comment here! Thanks for watching! You have a great channel and some amazing tools!

[@jackthompson2132]

Really nice and very helpful video Jon. Thank You for sharing. I better get some on order 😃

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On Jack! 👍 Thanks. I appreciate it!

[@geriannroth449]

I understand cotton wool is a great accelerant for it too

[@alexbrendan7181]

Great video, especially the baking soda trick. Using too much activator creates bubbles, heat and sometimes smoke. Just a quick spritz from a foot or so away, then wait a minute for much better results.

[@scotthopkins2235]

I have seen people take the Baking soda and add the powder pigments like Pearl EX then the CA glue. That gets a sort of Epoxy pour looking filler on cracks and knotholes. Even saw a Bowtie fill on a crack with this method. It didn't take much of the pigment to color the baking soda and it looked very nice when sanded and clear coated.

[@sarahmartin3638]

Thank you for Sharing your Ideas, God bless

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Thanks Sarah! Very nice of you to leave a comment! ✨🙌

[@bigviper64]

TThis is AMAZING! OK, now do we keep the 2P-10 from drying out? Normal Super Glue is only good for ONE use, the glue dries up quickly inside the applicator. I’l look for this 2P-10 at our local Home Depot, I hope they have it.

[@SquirrelsForAll]

Jon, this was absolutely wonderful! Thanks for creating and sharing. :)

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 Thanks for watching!

[@kim99may]

Why I don’t have this already I don’t know! Thanks for the extra tips!

[@gill2028]

Good info. Liked your Earl Scheib reference. $29.95. Had 2 cars painted back in the 60's. Rims were painted but they had no time to tape off the tires !

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Ha! That’s funny about the rims! My Dad had a few cars painted by them! 😄 I loved those old commercials!

[@kamrankureshi5615]

Serious Training!!

[@not2fast4u2c]

You got me sold on it ..I can think of many uses where I can mix the powder or baking soda with it

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 It’s one of those shop items where now I can’t work without it!

[@rblaclewell]

The super glue and actual bone dust work great for repairing a bone saddle and nut in a guitar.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 Thats a great tip that I’ll try out! Good for guitars and stringed instruments 🎸

[@l.rod2827]

Great ideas on the CA glue and activator, I was literally glued to the video...LOL...

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Ha! 😄 Right On! 👍 Thanks

[@aantaug]

I use 2P-10 all the time. Paul at FastCap says he prefers the pump bottle activator because all you need is a tiny little spritz. Using the aerosol can tends to over use it. I use both activators.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 I know it looks like I’m spraying it on with a fire hose in the video! 💦💦💦 😅 Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@michaelarchangel9972]

Love your funky attitude dude. ....$29.95

[@tyburhoe]

Nice Jon-san, A great video my man - I picked up some 2P-10 after seeing this and it works great. Thanks! And I appreciate some history on Super Glue as well, nice to know where it evolved from.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Awesome Ty! Once you have a bottle you’ll never want to run out. Comes in handy weekly!

[@kayakdog121]

Boy, do I feel foolish. I've just been using it to hang from a board by my hard hat. I didn't know you could use it for other things too.

[@minerblue9641]

Good video. I hear Roland Martin like to put a little dab of this type of glue on fishing line knots. It doesn't hurt monofilament or braided line, by my experience.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Ah that’s a good tip! Almost like loc tite for knots! 👍👏👏👏

[@usernamemykel]

But his marina restaurant sells pretty bad chicken, though the french fries are okay.

[@doughaber3330]

Great vid! You remind me of mark levin and the jerkey boys. I enjoyed

[@girthbrooks39]

You oughta switch it up by saying 'left' every now and then, right? I keed, I keed..... Great video, I learned something new with that baby powder tip.👌 Thanks!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right! 🤣😂 Thanks! So many tips and tricks with CA glue. I think I’ll do another video on it soon.

[@ratlips4363]

I remember using Eastman 910 where I worked in the mid70s. We used it to glue very delicate parts together for heliarc welding. The metals were around .050 thick and couldn't be held with clamps. We also took it home to use in all kinds of repairs. One eye opener was repairing a wine glass that had broken from it's stem. After washing it in warm water, it was found to have fallen apart. We soon found that we could "unglue" our fingers by running them under warm water

[@StonemanRocks]

Never thought about using it for welding! Im going to try that!

[@TheCypherBlu]

Love the history lesson!! 😀 Thanks!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I do like presenting the history along with the tool or product. 😃

[@combatmedic1980]

I have been using it for years, but never knew all the extra uses you showed, very cool, thanks. When you use it for a repair, can you stain it, or will in not receive the stain. my guess it won't, not being permeable?

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On Matt 👍 It won’t take a stain. It dries like hard plastic. This same company makes a CA glue that they added rubber to. Makes it flexible. I haven’t used it yet!

[@adrianlouviere7650]

Nice info! Thanks

[@Detroitblue]

So this and a 2 part crazy glue adhesive which has some expoxy like applications if you need it to dry fast.

[@girliedog]

Thanks for the excellent video. I have questions. Is this glue food safe? What is the shelf life? I have problems with the bottles going bad.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌Thanks for watching! I’m not sure about food safe! I’d have to look into that. Best way to keep it from going bad is to put the cap on tight and to also put it in the fridge and keep it cold. Seems like moisture and heat are not good. 🙌❄️🔥

[@joewarrick6043]

Gel super glue works great for propagating my salt water corals. Ya just put a little bit on the rock then stick the coral piece on then once it hits the water it bonds almost instantly. Gotta use gel though cause regular floats off in the tank. It’s safe for the corals also. So I guess I can say I enjoy glueing animals to rocks😂

[@newmonengineering]

Few tips to add, that activator works on any brand CA glue so you don't have to use that brand of glue to use the activator. Also you don't need that much activator, it only takes a very small amount for it to work.

[@vecamiolo]

How about Gorilla glue?

[@newmonengineering]

@@vecamiolo as long as it is CA glue (super glue) the activator will work.

[@anullhandle]

@@vecamiolo Not for regular PU gorilla glue. If the market a CA glue it should work.

[@bwmcelya]

Fun informative video. Spelled: Cyanoacrylate

[@zaneclark3667]

greetings another use for ca and baking soda, I used the combo to remake nylon gears

[@tl4ever262]

Earl Scheib Nice one.

[@jmquez]

Great video, love the edit down quality! Oldtimeytools

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right on! 👍 I just followed on Instagram! I’ve been liking your posts there but wasn’t following??? Must have been following your hashtags! Thanks for watching!

[@user-ds7jq3mn1i]

Say again?! Baking soda and super glue awesome!! Really

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Does the trick! 😃👏

[@hans-dieterjung4026]

Cigarette Ashes is also filler and activator for black plastic repair

[@TheKnacklersWorkshop]

Hello Jon, An interesting video and also congratulation on passing the 1,000 subscriber milestone... Take care Paul,,

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right on Paul! 👍 🙌🙌🙌 Thank you kindly!! I appreciate your support! Its always great to be working in the shop!

[@davidaldis8242]

When using a nail/brad gun into a thin section, it's better to hold the gun parallel to the long edge as the nail is less likely to "bend" sideways and out through the side of the wood

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On David! 👍

[@neomacchio4692]

Yep!

[@edrosenquist6541]

That round plastic repair could be wrapped with tape then apply your baby powder CA bondo. Hit it with activator. Done.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌 that’s a good tip!! Thanks for watching!

[@tinykitchenbigflavor7142]

Man this is an excellent tutorial

[@popstarrocker420]

And how do I get it off of my skin if got it on by accident while using?! You also mentioned that you have used the super glue on skin cuts! Is it safe if it come in contact with blood or should be removed on later?! ETC! Please explain. Thanks

[@ke6bnl]

I use that and I like the black rubber inhanced CA glue. for fun I had a small cart tire that the tube was torn at the valve stem. I used the rubber inhanced CA sealed it up then added the bakeing soda and gluce and put it together has been good for a week now that surprised me. It is use often for RC people for the rubber tires I believe.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

That’s pretty cool that it worked on the valve stem! Thanks for the comment. It nice to know uses like this. Right On 👍

[@campkohler9131]

Some breaks can't be successfully re-glued because the part just has to take very high stress, e.g. a plastic axel on a floor cleaner's wheels. Drill a hole into both halves and fill the hole with a steel stud that acts like rebar e.g. a piece of machine crew or coathanger wire or nail that has been dented with wire cutters (to allow the glue to grip). If the hole is a bit bigger than the stud, you have enough slop to align the part halves without aligning the stud. Then with your third hand, you spray the activator. Or for extra strength, use 5-minute steel-filled epoxy.

[@Bluuri-Aeros]

I've been diagnosed by my psychiatrist, per the DSM-V, and have been doing a lot of self-reflection, owning my feelings and working hard on awareness. I've also been spending time on hobbies I enjoy to help manage stress. That said, I'm pretty certain my attachment needs tend to migrate in the opposite direction of this Crazy Glue. Any recommendations for a Sane Glue? Or maybe something in between, such as a reputable Neurotic Glue? Thank you! We all need to adhere to the sticking points of emotional well being and stay attached to our true selves, while bonding with others.

[@chriswright8114]

no one actually diagnosed says "per the DSM-V". weak attempt at a weaker joke.

[@Bluuri-Aeros]

@@chriswright8114 a person who makes time and energy to critique a throwaway post made in jest and long ago forgotten by the author is angry, sad and desperate for others to feel as shitty about themselves as he does. Good luck with that.

[@chriswright8114]

@@Bluuri-Aeros ah yes. yet another keyboard psychiatrist here to tell us all what we are really thinking. keep trying, bud.

[@grantburris]

You could try drinking more whiskey, That should work. I've heard there are some other issues, however

[@williamprezioso2742]

Sniff some Weldwood contact cement it did wonders for me as a teenager LOL

[@anullhandle]

Fwiw the CA glue used for wounds is chemically different to reduce alergic reactions and irritation. I usually go with electrical tape for shop induced carnage repair :)

[@mr_tom_1_0]

Nu Skin and friends.

[@805ROADKING]

Great demo Bud!!☺

[@zrkn1]

You were right, his workshop is awesome!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right on Roadking! 👍 Thanks!

[@justgamingentertainment]

Let that sink in

[@RightOnJonCrane]

It might take a while but it will sink in! Right on! 👍🙌

[@georgeedward1226]

I knew it! Grampa Munster invented Krazy Glue.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right! Made it down in the basement! 😄

[@ozziestrom9793]

A year ago I purchased 6 bottles of the 2P-10 glue on sale and was told when not using it, keep it refrigerated and it'll last for quite a while. It's known to dry-up once opened, even if not opened. I do the same thing with open tubes of caulking. The tips don't dry up.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

That’s a great tip! I have not done that but I know a buddy who does! Thanks for adding that comment!

[@theropesofrenovation9352]

Very informative!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 Thanks

[@marvinhosmer9867]

Great tips

[@patrickrose1221]

Good as gold ! : )

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👍 Thanks Patrick!!

[@sunburstmike8745]

Great video! Earl Scheib ... any car $29.95! The 70's commercials were the goofiest. I never doubted that the guy's helmet was stuck to the beam BUT what the hell stuck the helmet to the guy's head!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right! Was the hard hat strapped around his ears! 🤣😂😅 I love those old commercials.

[@neville132bbk]

Ramset fasteners maybe......

[@chadh3441]

Hairspray after he got it perfectly feathered and all the 8-balls of cocaine made his hair stand up and pierce the inner walls of the hardhat, therefore, serving as a type of anchoring platform for that numb fuzzy melon. Lol. Usually when you watched this commercial, it was often followed by the Master lock getting a 30.06 round punching straight through it without opening. Funny thing is, years later you see dozens of videos of people never needing to use firepower to disable this brand of locks, all that was needed is 2 paper clips! It seems to be the laughing stock poster child of anything that's considered to be a garbage product. When a novice can pick a brand new padlock, faster than the time it takes for someone to remove the lock from the package it comes in, you might reconsider your decision. Lol

[@dexterousx92]

*Thank you for sharing this valuable information. D0 you think 2p-10 is superior to other super glues? Any reason you chose this brand over other ?*

[@mshore74]

Does the first bottle still bond in a short time without the activator?

[@joesshop3622]

YES! They all do but take more time...but only 20 seconds. Only if it needs it should you use it as it can over cure weakening joints but few pay attention to this....

[@zrkn1]

Very Nice tips but maybe remove the high pressure straw from the can for a more gentle misting spray of the activator in certain applications.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right on! 👍 Yes I agree. Sometimes that tip can blast the glue right out!! Thanks for watching!

[@Marcoosianism]

Also keep the open bottle of CA glue far away from the activator when spraying it ;-)

[@powamoto]

Very creative ✌

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 👏✨ Thanks 👍

[@samsanfratello7549]

can I use straight Acetone in place of the activator spray?

[@RightOnJonCrane]

No acetone will not work on it’s own. It is just a carrier for the amine that is the activator. You can actually spray the activator and let the acetone gas off leaving the amine behind then join the parts. 👍 Right On!

[@martinoamello3017]

Pssst..isopropyl alcohol works fine as an activator.. Use a little spray bottle or some ace tones..

[@raybone3]

activator sprayed on CA glue makes it extremely hot, so you might cauterize a wound, but it will be very painful.

[@popstarrocker420]

Hi John!! The BGM though!!!🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@jesserodriguez9021]

Let's say you use that on laminate floors where the 6 " joint doesn't lock properly. You can't sand laminate joints so with that said, will SP10 and activator shine after is dry? Shiny repair joints will l stick out like a sore thumb. Hope you can reply.

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Hmm, it’s tough without looking at the flooring and seeing what would work. 🤔 If it’s a joint where the glue can seep in and not be seen it could work. Maybe tape off the sides of the joint as to not get glue on surrounding areas. Yellow glue might work here as well. Inject it with a glue syringe. Too bad the joint isn’t locking properly?

[@joesshop3622]

If it's Formica type flooring CA comes off with acetone or CA remover easily. Just don't soak it. Speed is your friend.

[@joelblauvelt5062]

BRAVO!

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right On! 🙌Thanks!

[@dilshadkhan-kt6kd]

Zaberdast . thanks Mr.

[@YesiPleb]

Awesome video - the baking powder method is used in the retro/vintage computer scene to help repair broken parts to computers. Mainly the clips fail/snap on things like the panel doors on old monitors and this can be used to build those back up. Coat the surface in CA glue, dip in baking powder and repeat until you build it up enough and then finally sand it down to shape/size. One problem I've found with CA glue is finding one where the cap doesn't get stuck on after a single use. Any suggestions on what to look for please?

[@joeo1352]

Sold 👍. Thanks

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Right on Joe! It’s good stuff. Can get it on Amazon and such.

[@Tinker1950]

Very generous application of the stuff - but it costs a fortune, well, it does here in Europe.

[@anullhandle]

John Walker it's WAY faster for base, crown, window, door trim etc. at any price.

[@ColinWatters]

I can't use superglue anymore as I became sensitised to it. If I use it now I get hay-fever like symptoms for three days. Think I didn't use enough ventilation.

[@Tuckermyboy]

Store your super glue in the refrigerator. Keeps it fresh, never glues the top shut

[@barruzza]

Is this glue good for acoustic guitar repair?

[@RightOnJonCrane]

Yes it is! I have a friend who is a luthier and uses this often. He has shown me how he can build up a broken nut with CA glue and baking soda. Also is good on the wood.