Ca Glue.

[Kevin E. Ramsey]

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  Our lovely Susan Kline wrote;


    "I don't like the accelerator, which stinks and is a little toxic. =
The glue=20
sets up very quickly, if it sets at all, anyway. Breathing on the glue=20
joint speeds it up a little. Don't inhale. <grin> Also, it will set =
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if you don't use too much. Air and a little moisture must get to the =
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for it to set, and so thin layers of glue work better."

    I didn't know that Susan, I thought that CA glue reacted to =
accelerator because it was a rather inert alkaline ph level.

    Anyway, in answer to your question, the accelerator does just that, =
it causes the glue to "set" immediately. Like NOW!  One good thing about =
it, though, is that you can spray the accelerator on one part, set it =
aside for as long as you want; it doesn't affect it to be dry or not, =
you can then put the glue on the other part, and when you put them =
together they bond almost immediately. (Which can be a good thing, or =
NOT.) =20
    I, personally, hardly ever use the accelerator, not having the =
confidence to get it exactly right on the first shot.=20

    Guns, yes..........Glue, no,,,,,,,,,,,,,, go figure.................


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