Making an O-ring seal

[@stevespanos75]

This is just what I needed to know, thank you for your video.

[@Silver1080P]

Good video, very straightforward.

[@rjpeterson1]

Thanks for sharing!

[@andrewmummert5727]

Thanks for the vid!

[@Duffy46]

Dont use on parts that seal things where fuel passes, would just eat up the glue

[@yrornoswal]

Yip, I should have said that. Thanks for the add in.

[@jorgekanda7127]

Onde consigo comprar essa cola

[@yrornoswal]

É Supa-cola. Também conhecido como Cianoacrilato

[@justonetechnicaljustonetec7578]

Good which bike part is sir

[@yrornoswal]

That was an intake boot for a 1982 Honda XR500R.

[@justonetechnicaljustonetec7578]

@@yrornoswal thanks for replying

[@johnfrizza681]

Superglue does in fact cure in the presence of water eg. moisture in the air.

[@yrornoswal]

That is what I was trying to say. It is the absence of air that cures it. Hence it cures faster in water as there is no air there. I think we are both saying the same thing.

[@johnfrizza681]

@@yrornoswal No, sorry, it's not the lack of air (that would be anaerobic curing - which superglue is not) but rather water which cures it. Thats why when you stick it into water it accelerates the cure. But don't believe me - google isocyanate glues and how they cure. An informative and practical video BTW.

[@yrornoswal]

@@johnfrizza681, yup you right thanks.

[@yrornoswal]

Was not up for a fight. I put out videos to help others.