Which CA Glue is the BEST... Let's Find Out!

[@fireforce4464]

I kept an old 8oz bottle of the BSI instacure in my fridge and it lasted for over 3 years. Great stuff.

[@marijuanamanitee]

Just curious, when you say "lasted over 3 years" was the 3 year mark due to using the last of the bottle, or did you use it for a project that didn't hold? If the second, was the drop off gradual or from one to the next it worked then didn't?

[@vipnetworker]

Interesting. Why the fridge?

[@marinopacentrilli9533]

I did the same with my bsi and it's been good for a couple of years now.

[@savage6394]

⁠@@marijuanamanitee I was wondering the same thing when I noticed you asked this 2 years ago. I don't think we will see an answer from op. I know that my Plethora of different superglues start to lose effectiveness before they solidify. But I've never kept a bottle in the fridge or better yet the freezer so I've heard.

[@davidinghram2494]

I have used the BSI for a long time. Initially it was used for the RPS on my trad arrows. That first bottle was kept in the fridge, and I think it lasted about twelve years. Have a new bottle in there now. I`m glad to see it do so well in this experiment.

[@LBCAndrew]

I used to use "hot Stuff" by Satellite City, which IMO is still the best CA glue made, but changed to Starbond Thin about 5 years ago due to it costing less and swear by the stuff. Not only is it a great glue, but you also get the extra nozzle AND the fine tips too.

[@1fordguy1]

I have a bottle of BSI that I brought from California to Indiana in 2017. Just used the last of it today (2/10/2022) and still worked great. None of the hobby shops near me sale it, so I am on the internet looking for it. Big favorite of R/C people for gluing rubber. I glue rubber bands together just to see people try and break it.

[@palmettokid54]

Starbond is the only CA glue accepted for warranty work on most major guitar companies. Not for body repairs except for cracks or slits in the tonewoods. It comes in different colors and 10 thicknesses along with a flexible. They guarantee “made in the month that you purchase and it’s cheaper when you get larger sizes (16oz=$3.28@oz). With wood, ceramics, metals... hold time is about 20 seconds and totally cured in about 10 minutes. But, they sell a spray accelerant that makes it instant. Big problem is the thin is less dense than water a will run down cracks in a mirror or glass pane. I have, without knowing; had it run down to my fingers and glue my fingernails to the surrounding skin. It takes a few days of fingernail growth before your fingers feel like a 24oz hammer smack and mine were bright red like the gout on your toes. Very painful but that’s just the thin. Now, I wear gloves every time and keep my hands above the work. Oh yeah. you can put a drop of thin on a hole or low spot or anything you want to be stronger and add, baking soda (instant bakelite type stuff, shatters with a hammer. Add graphite to the thin and it’s solid graphite. Can’t bust it with a hammer. Aluminum grindings, steel grindings... If its like powder, even coffee works; it seems to molecularly bond it back to a solid. I’m not affiliated with them in any way and if I could have found somebody that was when my fingernails were glued; I would have choked their air off.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Umm... I may or may not now be affiliated with Starbond... please don't choke off my air. lol Good news, if you need a discount code for Starbond there's a link in the discerption. 😁

[@gardubya1]

I have had to surgically separate my finger & thump more than once, till I discovered superglue Debonder. A bottle of that sets right next to my superglue. It's called Un-Cure from Bob Smith Ind. It will also work to un-glue wood and metal, but DO NOT use it on plastic. you won't like the results.

[@ArkRed1]

I haven't used the Bob Smith CA glue but have used the Bob Smith epoxy with very satisfactory results. The company JB WELD has a CA glue that works well but is hard to find unless ordered online (where you pay an enormous shipping cost). I'm going to try the Gorilla CA glue which is sold locally and see how it works. I use CA glue mainly on wood i.e., patching screw holes, dings, replacing inlays, and securing frets in stringed and fretted instruments. I keep mine in the fridge until it's opened. A renowned string and fretted instrument repairperson told me to keep it in the fridge, but not to put it back in the fridge once it's opened. So far, so good.

[@sirskateify]

I work in the rock and lapidary business and we use starbond almost exclusively. We use the thick as a gap filler pretty often. Starbond thin is great for getting deep into cracks in delicate fossils, rocks, etc. It's works about as well as paleo bond but is way cheaper. Never use medium tbh. Also we use a lot so the bulk bottle is nice. I may have to give Bob Smith industries a try though.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Hi Brolo Jay, thanks so much for stopping by and checking out the video. If you guys would like a little discount on the Starbond you use hit this link bit.ly/3kPESNt and use TCTV10 for a 10% discount.

[@bbrachman]

I am surprised that no one has mentioned 2P10. I have used this stuff for years with their brand of accelerator. Works fine. All kinds of viscosities. Replacement tips.

[@ArtVanAuggie]

First, keep it in the refrigerator. Second, get or rent time on a testing machine, you get graphs and a more equal comparison. Last but not least, do these tests with accelerator involved. For DIY, it was a pretty good video.

[@stevenmitchell6347]

By having the glued joint completely over the edge of the of the board, you would be testing the bond more directly. Having the joint on top of the board is more a test of the sheet material as the joint is protected from maximum sheer forces by vectoring the weight into the board. I could be wrong but I'm drawing on my past materials testing experience before I retired from being an Industrial Design Engineer. I would really like to see this tested in the configuration I suggest as it is a more accurate test of shear strength. I do appreciate the information as I find myself using CA more these days...usually with an activator. Some prefer amine, some prefer moisture. Another possible testing regimen?

[@greekveteran2715]

Try LOGO instant. Best Super glue by far. Made in Japan. In my experience Locktite isn't as good, not even close.

[@tomflynn7373]

I’ve had good outcomes with both BSI and Zap a Gap for RC plane building (balsa wood). I prefer Zap a Gap thin over BSI. BSI is super thin and I find it runs all over no matter what tip I use, Zap a Gap thin has more viscosity and is easier to control. Either of their medium and thick are good and similar. Both are priced similar.

[@scytaleghola5969]

Several points - not being critical - hopefully helpful for your next round of testing. 1. I noticed that the first joint was not square, this puts some torsional forces on the joint that the others might not have. You need a better way to get a uniform, square, smooth cut. 2. When making the bonds, consider some sort of jig that ensures the bonds are made uniformly. 3. For the sheer force test, the force needs to be linear - not cantilevered at 90 degrees. 4. For measuring the force, consider replacing the weights with a digital fish scale. They can be had for pretty cheap and you will probably find other uses for it. 5. You need to run the endurance tests multiple randomized times to average out other variables.

[@birdsmeaniemom3413]

I like and respect your rather more scientific and accurate suggestions for a more focused and accurate testing environment. I didn't even think about any of these sorts of variables - it's always nice to have someone see & point out things I didn't catch or think of myself first! I think this video should suffice for the demographic I think it's targeted at though. Average Joe type craftsmen maybe? Not sure exactly. But now I want to see the more accurate lab testing of all these glues lol

[@ShevillMathers]

Interesting because I use Ca glue a lot in my wood turning, mainly I have gone online and bought the best volume/price from that big overseas country. A local well-known Australian retail outlet of just about everything has an advert that made my eyes water, a 2 Oz bottle ZAP Thin CA made in the USA for AU$100.00, yes, one hundred dollars for 2 Oz. A check online had many adverts for the identical Zap 2oz for AU$21.00, a huge difference, but still very expensive. The CA I buy cheap overseas is less than AU$5.00 per 2oz bottle, even cheaper buying 3 or more bottles. It does all I need, never failed in any application. I am an R/C plane builder of many years, so have used a lot of Ca glue in my building big flying machines. The cheap stuff works just fine. Thank you for sharing your tests. From down under, stay safe.

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

The biggest problem with super glue is it’s dried out when you finally need it again. Which one has the longest shelf life after opened?

[@mzs3742]

It's definitely Starbond. Every pack comes with a ton of extra supplies that you can use if the nozzle is clogged - plus they offer a free replacement if it dries out. I don't remember having to throw out any of my bottles from Starbond. Highly recommended!

[@bucstart]

Just keep it in your freezer and it will last for years.

[@jimjustice581]

@@bucstart Seriously?

[@bucstart]

@@jimjustice581 Absolutely!

[@_-_-.-_-_]

@@jimjustice581 BucStart is correct. I would also seal it in a ziploc bag, then a glass jar and then into the fridge. #1 reason it dries out is because of air.

[@gwbenites]

When you do a shear strength test like your second test, just about any glue will rate very high just from the type of test. You can use many different materials that will have strong shear strength with even Elmer's glue with paper towel.

[@MosheFeder]

Great informative video! Thanks for your hard work and patience getting the testing done.

[@pattrell5257]

I thought GG was going to give out more quickly the way it was looking at jump, but 2Kg on the 1st test?! That is the most common in store variety and it performed pretty well. What about doing a metal-on-metal glue test?! This would seem the best glue test it seems to me...

[@donaldduke2233]

VERY informative video ! Thanks for sharing it. I clicked the "like" button, clicked subscribe, and rang the black bell. Looking forward to learning a lot more from you.

[@mkl5448]

BSI finally added a fine metal tip in the cap. It makes a huge difference in using it what it sits for a few days. It's all I use, and I really like it.

[@ArkRed1]

Where do you find the find metal tip?

[@lectro88]

I am a Bob Smith fan and try to support them as much as possible. Recently tried Medium starbond and was happily surprised. So Both or Either for me. thanks for testing.

[@adamcoe]

It's super helpful to squeeze as much air as you can out of your bottle when you're done, and keep your glue in the fridge. Can last over a year when handled this way.

[@nnghost]

how these glue bond different types of material (glass, metal, plastics etc)

[@gregjohnson8486]

As a woodturner, I use Starbond products. I've not tried the others in a woodworking application, but Loctite gel is what I've used for everything else.

[@doughaber3330]

Put your CA glue in a ziplock bag, squeeze the air out and store in the fridge. This will keep it from becoming a brick.

[@6789uiop]

One guy had it tip over and glue his gasket shut, had to rip it to get it open. He said to plunk the baggie with glue in it into a coffee cup to keep it from tipping over and leaking everywhere.

[@Benjamin_Reese]

I just make sure the call is on well and keep them in the fridge. I only recently (within the last year) found out about getting my CA glue cold. It works great!

[@bababooeymonkey6549]

@@6789uiop your mom leaks everywhere.

[@bunnatang2081]

is it slow-mo version of Project Farm ?

[@Erin_Ashley]

Hey, Team. This was great. Loving the head to head comparisons!

[@macelius]

I usually use my big bottle of hobby shop CA glue at home, but always gotta have some small ones in the tool bag. Would have been nice to see some cheaper / non-name brand ones included, like HFT.

[@donaldtemple8090]

I use starbond all the time in woodturning. It is the best over a longer period of time. If you store in refrig or freezer it will last for long time

[@karenpadecky2973]

I wonder how they hold up outside in hot & cold weather?

[@gillian9178]

Store CA glue in the fridge, wont go off for years, had some in my fridge for around 4+ years. Still stcks great.

[@rctrailcats3492]

Great to know! Always wonder if the hobby shop was gouging me on the BSI.

[@TandemCTelevision]

As long as you use enough of it and it doesn't dry up on you it's probably the best.

[@rockandfkingroll7464]

I may be alone in this but I make my choice on how reusable it is. One thing, keep it upright!

[@JimmyJamesJ]

The polymerization reaction of CA occurs by heat and exposure to moisture in the air. To prevent your bottle of CA curing on you before you use it keep it cold and dry. I buy 8oz bottles of BSI Instacure and keep it in a ziplock back full of silica gel (pure silica kitty litter) in the fridge. It never goes bad on me after years. Save money, buy the biggest bottle and keep in in the fridge in a ziplock back with desiccant. BSI sells small 1/2oz, 1oz and 2oz bottles and replacement tips and caps you can fill from the larger bottle for every day use. Happy finger bonding everyone.

[@jefflynch3946]

I use Star Bond in all types thin to thick and black. Great for filling cracks in bowls I turn on my lathe.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Hi Jeff, there's a discount code for Star Bond in the description if it helpful for you. Thanks for stopping by!

[@WolfsHaven]

I've been using loctite since the 70's but as the price went up I've started using noname brands. The preformance is about the same for all the traditional CA glues. The gels seem to do worse in my experience. The worst experience I ever had was the UV curing CA glues that were a fad a few years ago. Since I don't use it by the gallon I prefer the more traditional tubes. With the bottles it seems like the next time I need it the nozzle is so clogged, I end up throwing it out. Lately I've been buying the tubes from Harbor Freight. It's like 4 for $1 and works just as good as the rest.

[@577buttfan]

The price went up on everything.Thanks Uncle Joe!

[@randempedestrian]

bSi has always been my go-to! ZAP should have been in the test, though.

[@alanborack9256]

I use Bob's glue for just about everything and the current container was first opened more than 8 months ago and has not given me any trouble on subsequent uses.

[@JSGilbert]

The biggest problem with attempting to find the “best” is the myriad use cases and potential combination of substrates. Some work better for stabilizing punky or porous wood bonds, while others work much better for instances where the bond will be subjected to vibration. Some tend to fail if you try to add colorings or pigments. There are also times when the better choice is 2 part epoxy. Also, the amount of pressure applied during curing… I believe the better shot is to select a few real world scenarios, in order to see how they compare. As for drying out, I have found that all of the brands I had purchased in tubes had a terrible shelf life after opening. I have several bottles of Starbond that have been open for 2+ years and are fine. Also, several brands are available in 16 or 32 ounce bottles, where the per ounce price can come down to under $3.

[@joshhuggins]

I was a BSI user for years, but you hit the nail on the head about it drying out over time. I recently switched to Gorilla Glue and have been really happy with their tips as they really do a great job at staying open and clear, the lids seam to create a multi contact type of seal and the glue doesn't setup inside the bottle. I have had a multiple bottles last over a year. Have been very happy with it. I have heard good things about Starbond, so might give them a go next just to check them out. Thanks for the great video!

[@TandemCTelevision]

Hey Josh, thanks for the comment. If you want to try out Starbond hit up the link in the description for a little discount.

[@thomasjoseph5876]

Starbond has a 30-month warranty to not dry out as long as you keep it at 40 degrees or cooler when not in use. Also, Starbond has an Accelerator you can buy as well that cuts the pressure drying time down to between instant to 10 seconds. That way you don't have to sit and hold a piece with pressure on it for 30+ seconds. If you need more time to adjust the piece you just use the Starbond without the accelerator.

[@weedsmokinmetalhead]

I love the gorilla glue gel, I'm no professional at anything, I just use it around the house on multiple different projects I am or have worked on and it hasn't failed me yet. Not sure about the other gorilla glues but I know the gel has a little metal needle type piece in the top of the lid that plugs the hole when you screw it on. I learned this from trying to force a push pin into the top of the lid for the same effect and when it wouldn't go through I was like what the heck & after further investigation I noticed their needle type tip up there 😅

[@danstiverson]

Great information. Thanks. How about gluing metals?

[@TandemCTelevision]

Thanks Dan! I'm not sure about metal, I've personally never glued metal together with CA glue. It should work just fine but not sure which brand would be best.

[@greekveteran2715]

THE best one is: LOGO instant. Whenever I try anyone else, even Locktite, I always come back to LOGO instant (classic version). Made in Japan ...

[@6789uiop]

Subbed for the scientific method used, also time & effort.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Thanks T D!

[@PhilipKinney_SigongKong]

If you are having trouble with curing in the bottle try throwing the ca in the freezer. It won't freeze but it also won't cure in the bottle. Be sure it is clearly labeled though Lol.

[@sideswipe1261]

Hello! Excellent video here I stumbled upon (OK, not for *everyone* entertainment-wise, but I’m a geek and like to learn, see how much sticks! In the next week (sorry for time crunch), I’m planning to assemble a boxy, wooden/compress-wood, nicely squared suitcase and make it a full portable video game suitcase, including an original SEGA Dreamcast and 17” flat panel LCD monitor. My plan has been to use Velcro brand Industrial Strength (up to 10lbs and place 1”x1” or 2”x2” square adhered to the corners of the monitor (under 10lbs), not blocking vents, and similar for the Dreamcast unit 2-3lbs), and have 5ft of 2” 10lb adhesive back Velcro, and for other light things (cheap PC speakers, a featherweight VGA adapter to attach the DC to PC monitor, a new surge protector power strip, and keep some other ideas to keep game disc booklets and controllers in place). Questions: 1. Would it help to sand the fairly coarse surface inside the suitcase, or would the rougher texture bond better? 2. Should I add a couple drops of CA glue to the adhesive backing on the Velcro before attaching the Velcro? 3. Velcro squares in corners or thinner strips across the top and bottom? Horizontal strips would give more surface area to cling to, right? Or 45degree angles? Or likely irrelevant as nothing crosses 10lbs. The Velcro should provide enough gap if needed to allow unpowered airflow when the lid is open, if needed. May help cushion internal bits like the tiny screw for the DC’s disc reading laser: if it’s a hair off, no go and people assume they’re toast. Tweak the screw 1/16th-1/8” either way and they spring back to life. The screws are usually factory built with what looks like red Locktite (just a droplet) to bind the metal and prevent the screw from budging, but that was 1999! Should I add a dab of something when I double-check the calibration (like Locktite). I’ve re-calibrated 3 dead machines successfully, and the color of the factory droplet is a nice marker to know your in the ballpark. And tips from anyone always welcome and I’m grateful! May even have room to add a RPi and/or Roku! For rainy days on vacation! Just set the case level, open the 90dg hinged top, use an extension cord if needed, and play on original hardware anywhere! Pop the top, 1 power cord I’ll make a notch for to prevent crushing it, and 4watts of “hey at least it’s audible!” Stereo sound in a 10lb total solid case with latches and a handle!

[@MeezMiah]

7:30 I was watching on my TV with soundbar, and it made me jump more than most horror movies these days

[@retekfekete7807]

Try different type of plastics like greasy or graphit contained plastics, or metals. Use always equal smooth and size surfaces.

[@kenmaiseljr9855]

You should have hung the strips vertically to do the weight tests.

[@Andrew-k1m]

The best glue is harbor freight hft industrial strength super glue ,won't dry out ,works great and lasts time after time when needed, 5 dollars

[@Hilmish]

As of now, Oct 2024… The 1 oz bottle of BS industries is now $9 and the 2 oz is $12… I wonder how all the other brands prices have gone up as well In 3 yrs. Thanks for the video

[@vipnetworker]

Thank you, great video! Any thoughts on T-8000 glue?

[@TandemCTelevision]

Can't say I've ever used it. I'm thinking about a follow up video and I'm putting it on the list, thanks.

[@themicdfiles1865]

I like Starbond, but gorilla gel is my go to because it won't run. I also don't have to order it online. If I run out they always have it the local farm and ranch store or even walmart. Good video. Last night I needed some and found myself in the aisle looking at the different glues. I had already grabbed the Gorilla Gel but thought maybe I should look at the others Good to know I made the right choice.

[@dandahlen3532]

Thanks man. That was real great information. Great job.

[@georgemartinezjr]

Loctite gel.and gorrillia I can pick up at my local Target bob Smith is only I get at the Hobby Store and I don't use CA Glue that much on less I repairing something😊

[@robbyfiveboy4862]

Whats the scoop on "oily" superglue. I have tried it recently and its impressive!

[@sandman_7326]

All I use for RC & Model Kit is Bob !

[@Anonymous-it5jw]

My understanding is that Bob Smith Industries has been making cyanoacrylate glues for longer than just about any other company, and after supplying glues on a wholesale basis to everyone else, the company decided to sell great, high quality CA glue under its own brand name. I look for the BSI label when buying CA glues.

[@paulwilliams819]

I make my own activator. 1/4 cup of 70% isopropyl alcohol and 1/4 teaspoon baking soda. I put mine in a little pump spray bottle.

[@823Steve]

If memory serves me, I think it is isopropyl will release a CA glue bond.

[@juhavuorinen3945]

No. Its asetone​@@823Steve

[@billjones3071]

Freshness is a huge factor with ca glues, especially thin if it’s old it doesn’t fire off it has to be fresh stock some glue bottles used to have dates on them

[@kennethrich2107]

I use Star Bond & Bob Smith-Bob Smith is the clear winner simply because Star Bond's packaging (bottles) SUX. They crack at the neck & leak. The needle tip applicators with Star Bond are awesome though.

[@hissingsidll750]

What a great review and Its beyond me why some of the `experts` below are slagging it off. Each glue was tested with exactly the same material in exactly the same way using manufacturers specs.....not laboratory conditions.. but hey....you`re not exactly testing a jet engine are you. As a professional antique restorer I`ll be going for the Bob Smith Industries as I use a fair bit of this.

[@willhow2654]

Gorilla on stoneware cup handles failed after 3 months of use. I attribute it to microwave use.

[@bradyknowzbest1149]

That bsi is good stuff i find it bonds even better when you use the activator

[@TandemCTelevision]

That's my go to combo these days, BSI + activator

[@jackezroj3460]

Try HFT (Harbor Freight) Industrial Strength Super Glue .7oz. Bottle Cap keeps it from drying

[@olds97lss]

Store your unused glue in the fridge. It keeps a really long time in there due to the cool temps and low humidity. I've been using star bond medium for my RC tires and it seems to hold up pretty good. Just wish the sides of the bottle weren't so stiff so it's easier to apply small amounts. I really liked their "thin" glue as well. It sets super fast and holds really well. However, I had 1 mishap with a bottle when taking the cap off and putting the nozzle back on, I bumped it and it dumped all over my workbench... which sits on carpeted flooring in my office. Luckily, I was able to contain it to just my bench top, but it's so thin, that it runs like water and that could have ruined my carpeted floor. Now I use their medium. One other nice thing with the starbond is the fact that you can take the tip off the bottle, put the cap back on, clean the tip out with acetone and put the needle cap back on the tip to store in the box with the glue in the fridge. The BSMI doesn't have that or I'd likely buy it instead since there's a "rubber infused" version of it that is supposed to be really good for RC tires. I think starbond has a similar type of rubber infused glue that I may try when my current bottle runs out.

[@hissingsidll750]

Thanks for the fridge tip....although I use a fair amount so it generally doesn`t have time to dry out

[@jdstamm9663]

great video😄 this was indeed very helpful and i will use this knowledge for my future projects . again thanks god bless and take care ✌😉

[@peterraab5920]

So what do you think would be the best glue for cracked or weakened plastic?

[@jimhill-bkk8550]

Thanks for an informative video, some good points raised :)

[@vickigonya9432]

You answered questions I didn't know I had 🤩

[@Apa-nf9hy]

Loctite Professional smokes all these. Top solvency and polymers handle impact great. More volume for your money, syores for two years easily if cool and you didnt touch the spout(finger oils cure the glue)

[@pandamant666]

I use the same gorilla glue as you used, but why the one I’m using doesn’t seem as strong as yours? What could be the reasons?

[@kupua]

To avoid having that bottle drying out on you... store it in the refrigerator! BOOM that will fix that.

[@lightweight1974]

Which one does ChatGPT recommend for pizza topping ?

[@juaecheverria0]

The thing is major branded super glue is just so expensive lile krazy. $20 per ounce is insane when they cant even hold well at all as weve just seen... Id LOVE for a review on the best VALUE super glue that you can find or use often.

[@ianbrowne9304]

great info; thank you Waste!! Tubes/bottles drying out!! Is there way to stop this or least keep the glue usable for longer . For me; it's often it's the annoyance of finding a dried out tube, and the time to get another that outweighs the actual cost of the material . Video? Links to info ?

[@craigengelman4534]

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[@DavidBakercc]

Can you test “the last glue” it’s a glue they sell at the fair. And online. I want to know if it’s worth the high cost

[@David-hm9ic]

After watching it I'm not sure I learned much other than to avoid the slow Loctite product. Who glues styrene with CA that wasn't a styrene specific CA? I'm an RC airplane builder and do some woodworking. I use CA when I really need a quick glue cure but by far prefer a wood glue for most and epoxy absolutely necessary. For styrene plastics I use styrene specific solvent type glues. Your "shear" load testing was not shear at all but bending moment testing. Shear would be one piece sliding against other parallel to the glue joint. True shear loading and tensile loading would have been more beneficial. The ideal test material is one that is stronger than the adhesive but only very minimally flexible.

[@hissingsidll750]

Oh come on.....he`s not exactly Bell Laboratories is he...give the guy a break 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@KennyFishbone]

Good video of testing Wish there was a final result to read

[@Dream.car.models]

Hi Any recommendation for diecast model please, im looking for strong glue, please let me know if is possible Many thanks

[@dennisr.levesque2320]

Interesting, but.... Polystyrene is the same plastic used in model cars. How does standard model car glue compare? Epoxies? Also, how does super glue do with other materials? Which is the better all-around glue? Are we fated to to specialty glues? Does anyone want to take the challenge of an exhaustive test? The info could be priceless.

[@EmmAyeVee]

Don't forget that Starbond has a guaranteed thirty months shelf life for their clear glues if they're stored before and after use in a refrigerator or freezer that's under 40°F.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Thanks, that's good to know.

[@zapadeeboom]

I'd love to see FastCap in this test. And, I'm surprised you didn't mention or use accelerators.

[@TandemCTelevision]

I'm thinking about doing a second video using accelerator, I'm curious how it will change the results.

[@chezlerq4478]

I have been using CA glues for decades. Never use accelerators. I've never seen any tests, but have been told that activators can make the glue brittle. Been using Stick Fast brand for years. 4.5 oz for $11.00 It works great.

[@caseG80]

Not sure about them all but the gorilla suggests to dampen the area before glueing will look out for another video thanks for this one

[@Shaftley69]

2 P 10 is the best stuff out there. I use a lot of bsi epoxy’s but if I’m using cyanoacrylate it’s going to be 2P10.

[@sonet1231]

Nice demonstration somewhat informative I was wondering did the cure a time effect the outcome . Because the last glue tested was the strongest, but had the longest curing time.......

[@TandemCTelevision]

I let them all cure overnight for 24hrs. As far as pressure time holding the pieces together I followed the instructions on each's packaging.

[@asiachung30]

He help pressure on for 60 seconds on the picture 60 seconds and pressure for only a few seconds on the bsi yet they had completely opposite outcome

[@albryant2385]

Whats the best glue for acrylic...............................?

[@TheCoffeeTrucker]

Just to let you all know, in case you aren't aware ... This Gorilla Glue Gel will have a pretty serious reaction with garments containing Polyester. I recently accidentally splattered some of the glue onto my shorts during application of the product, and the resulting chemical reaction was a hell of a lot of heat, with visible smoke/fumes. This reaction could cause some serious burns in large spill quantities as the glue will react with the polyester while adhering to your skin through the garment, very rapidly. I couldn't find where it was stated to keep the glue away from said materials, but I may have missed it. In any case, this is a friendly PSA! 🫡

[@ramiroperez9106]

good morning, I need one answear, what is the beat cliente, in Brand , Súper glue Loctite,liquid,/ or Súper glue Loctite Gel,I want used in metal and plástic bund together.

[@wesmadebuilds681]

I’ve had good luck with Stick Fast CA glue. It’s 4.5oz at $14. Not bad at $3 ish an ounce.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Been getting other glues suggested in the comments, think I'll compile them and make a part 2. Find out if Insta-cure+ can hold on to it's title.

[@errolspykerman7598]

I like the Gorilla glue because of the way they seal it stays good for a long time.😊😊😊

[@bababooeymonkey6549]

so does your mom.

[@nossrc5638]

I agree i used it for my rc boats and is insane

[@fernsolo]

That is some great information, now I know what to buy 👍

[@TandemCTelevision]

Glad it was helpful.

[@davidahart2476]

Great video, What's your thoughts on using accelerators?

[@TandemCTelevision]

Thinking about creating a new video including accelerator, I use it anytime I use CA glue.

[@rhevengerheverend1579]

I have never had any luck with the gorilla glue. I had to glue two plastic pieces together and it didn't even last 3 weeks

[@Rondogardener]

Any super glue is at its best for gluing fingers together, and that seems always to happen when you least expect it.

[@PetesGuide]

Please consider Quik Grip by Beacon Adhesives for your updated comparison - it was recommended to me last week by a model maker. I haven’t tried it yet, but am curious.

[@TandemCTelevision]

I will add it to the list, I also have not tried it.

[@CMAenergy]

that first stick glue up was crooked As well were some of the others

[@craigcollins6904]

Thanks. Interesting and helpful.

[@johntatman8182]

Two flat sides overlapped always glues up the best going into end never holds it is too easy to break

[@PhearaXT]

Can hair dryer or heat gun weaken super glue?

[@georgestuckey8529]

That's great information. Thank you sir.

[@TandemCTelevision]

No problem George, I'm glad it was helpful.

[@skullandbadbones]

Starbond might be your better value. If you use the replaceable tips in conjunction with debonding fluid they can be used over and over again.

[@TandemCTelevision]

Very true Dj Badbones and if you'd like a little more savings use this link bit.ly/3kPESNt and discount code TCTV10 for 10% off your order!

[@W1wolf2]

Hello what Best glue buy?

[@TandemCTelevision]

I use Starbond exclusively, check the description and there's a link and discount code.

[@W1wolf2]

Thanks for info