Non-toxic, water based, super glue?

[Jantrix]

One of my club members showed up with a bottle of this. He had yet to try it out.

http://www.amazon.com/Crafters-Pick-Ultimate-Glue-8-Ounce/dp/B005IR9I3U/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1402663101&sr=8-3&keywords=non+toxic+super+glue

Has anyone tried this yet? It says it's for plastics and more. The size of the spout makes me think that it's thick stuff like Aleenes Tacky Glue.

[Matt T.]

I've been looking for that! Michael's used to carry it, but dropped it from their line about a year ago.

Yes, it's like thick Elmers white glue. I love it. Creates a very strong, yet slightly flexible bond. Dries clear and water clean-up while you're applying it. Even bonds painted parts. Drying time is about 10 minutes, Full cure is 12 hours.

I've assembled numerous vintage, Revell, fiddly Model T & Model A front suspensions with it and they stay together, with just enough give to avoid snapping. One drop will hold a side mirror on a car.

[Jantrix]

One drop will hold a side mirror on a car.

That's reason enough to give it a try. Side mirrors are always a pain. Thanks very much. I'll find out where he got it.

Edited June 13, 2014 by Jantrix

[Speedfreak]

That sounds like cool stuff.

[Cool Hand]

Yes.

Its worth the investment,as has been mentioned can be used for a vareity of assemblies/attachments of parts.

Great for use on clear parts eg, headlight lenses, tail lights and windows.

[jaydar]

Why does it have to non-toxic?

Can't you just not eat it?

Joe.

[jaydar]

Why does it have to non-toxic?

Can't you just not eat it?

Seriously, i think somebody put this stuff in small bottles and called it "Gator Glue"?

Joe.

[Speedfreak]

Why does it have to non-toxic?

Can't you just not eat it?

Joe.

......and not inhale and not touch