EVO BOND 502 Super Glue Gel

Specifications:

• Instant setting epoxy adhesive is the perfect product to use when you need to get your project pieces in place fast
• This is a new 502 super glue gel
• It is a high quality. It's lasted for a long time without drying out
• 502 super glue gel feature a non-drip spout and cap which keeps the tip dry and clean 
• For quick repair of glass, balsa wood, rubber, and rigid plastics, repairs fingernails
• The no-drip gel formulation is easier to use and lasts longer in the tube for later use
• 502 super glue gel works great on porous and non-porous materials
• Length: 88mm / 3.5 in

Details:

• 502 super glue gel feature a non-drip spout and cap which keeps the tip dry and clean 

• Perfect for quick repair of glass, balsa wood, rubber, and rigid plastics, repairs fingernails

• The no-drip gel formulation is easier to use and lasts longer in the tube for later use

Size in Detail:

How to Use Super Glue:

How to Use Superglue for Cuts:

If you accidentally cut yourself and don't have access to band aids, gauze or even a butterfly kit, look for some super glue. You can use super glue for cuts in a pinch so that the wound heals and doesn't get infected. This is a permanent fix for cuts that are less than an inch deep and an inch wide. Using super glue on these kind of cuts will keep you out of the doctor's offices as well.

• Stop the blood for the most part. Take a rag, paper towel, extra napkins, your shirt or whatever you have. Apply direct pressure to the area and if possible raise that part of your body above your chest. Apply the type of pressure you'd apply to a thumb tack when you're putting it into a wall.
• Once the blood slows significantly, you're ready to close the wound. If you have the water, now would be a good time to use it. Pour the water over the open cut as this will clean it. If you don't have any, that's OK also. Squeeze the two sides of the cut together.
• While holding both sides of the cut, add a small bead of super glue down the entire length of the cut. Hold cut closed for 3 minutes while the glue dries. If there was excess blood, repeat the process. The glue will stop most of the bleeding and it will close most cuts needing stitches.

How Does Super Glue Work?

• If you've ever used it, you'll know that super glue is one product that has earned its name. Far more powerful (and fast acting) than traditional adhesives such as epoxies and white glue, super glue is the go-to sticky for those who need something fixed right the first time. But how does this powerful adhesive work?
• The main ingredient in super glue is a chemical called cyanoacrylate. This resin uses water and air to cure, explaining the age old question of why super glue doesn't harden in the tube. You may be thinking to yourself "there's no water on that coffee cup I just glued back together", but you're undoubtedly mistaken. Almost everything in the world has at least minute traces of water on the surface, believe it or not, and trace amounts are all cyanoacrylate needs to cure.

How to Best Use Super Glue:

• Keeping in mind that super glue uses water to harden, you should avoid your instinct of fully drying a surface before attempting to use super glue to do repairs. Actually, super glue will work best in humid, moist areas, which may be the opposite case of your experience with other types of adhesives. In fact, it wouldn't even be a bad idea to wipe a surface with a damp rag before using super glue. While its not advisable to attempt gluing on a dripping wet surface, a little moisture is fine.

What Does Super Glue do When it's Not Glueing?

• Interestingly, super glue, or more specifically, cyanoacrylate, has an unexpected use that has nothing to do with its adhesive properties. It has become an invaluable chemical for law enforcement. Warming cyanoacrylate release fumes which can then bring up fingerprints on smooth surfaces. The once invisible fingerprint residue reacts with the fumes to create a soft white polymer, making the fingerprints fully visible to crime scene investigators. From there, photographers can snap pictures of the prints and put them into a database as a way of searching for suspects.

Package Included:

• 1 x Super Glue

Super Glue (the generic name of the chemical cyanoacrylate) is one of the fastest bonding and most durable adhesives available for commercial use. Although you can use it to easily bond almost any two surfaces, you must exert great caution when using super glue to avoid any unfortunate accidents.

• Pick your glue. Super glue comes in many varieties and brands, but there is little variation between the different kinds. Most come in a small tube with a screw-off top.
• Prepare your work space. Cover the surface you are working on and the surrounding area with newspaper or paper towels. Put on gloves before using super glue so that you don't glue together your fingers.
• Unscrew the cap to the tube, pointing it away from your face.
• Apply the glue to the object or objects you are gluing. Super glue has such strong bonding ability that it should be used sparingly.
• Apply pressure to the glued joint for ten seconds. Release the pressure to see if the joint will hold. If it does, set it aside to wait for the glue to dry completely. If it doesn't seem to be drying quickly, continue to apply pressure until the glue dries.
• Swab the glue with acetone if you wish to remove it. Acetone is an ingredient in most nail polish removers.