STARBOND EM-150 Cyanoacrylate Adhesive Super Glue - 2oz

This glue is the beast. The seller is very good and delivered it faster than expected, also fast to resolve any issues you might face.

**Starbond 2 Ounce Medium CA Glue Review** **Price and Value:** The Starbond 2 ounce medium CA glue is a bit pricier than some other options out there, but I believe it's worth the extra cost. It offers great quality and reliability, making it a solid investment for those who need a dependable adhesive. **Cap Design:** One of the standout features of this glue in my opinion is its cap design. Unlike many other glues, this one doesn’t end up gluing its own cap shut, which is a huge plus. It saves a lot of hassle and keeps the glue usable for longer. That being said, CA glu's always glue themselves shut eventually, so always buy the smallest amount you can get away with. **Pouring Spouts:** The extra thin pouring spouts are fantastic for precise applications. They are single-use, so I reserve them for tasks where precision is important. They work wonderfully when needed. **General Use and Performance:** This medium thickness glue is perfect for everyday use. It handles plastics really well, so you don't always need the super thin options. I haven't tried the light or heavy versions, but the medium one serves as a great all-purpose glue. It's especially handy for fixing toys and other household items. **Strength and Comparison:** I haven't noticed a big difference in strength between high-quality and low-quality CA glues, but Starbond stands out for its overall quality and ease of use. It’s a reliable choice for anyone with regular gluing needs. **Notes about applications** I like to use baking soda for 2 reasons, 1) to accelerate the drying speed, and 2) To enhance the volume of glue that can be applied, often making it stronger. If you don't know about it, give it a shot, I find it really helpful, and I use this glue with baking soda almost exclusively. The baking soda trick does make the glue bond really messy and ugly looking, so if you care about a final look, you won't want to use it. For practical repairs, or hidden repairs, I use baking soda all the time.

if you use more than a dribble of cyanoacrylate glue (superglue) over the course of a year you owe it to yourself to try this glue. Not only is it great glue, but it comes in a large bottle many times larger than even the biggest bottle you'll find at your local hardware store (in Australia at least). What's more it solves the problem of superglue bottles getting all crusty with glue set around the dropper nozzle. It comes with spare nozzles and lids. Also comes with precision "needle" nozzles when your glue absolutely positively has to be put in the exact right spot. I have a small dropper bottle filled with bi-carb of soda that I shake onto my glue joints when I want it to set instantly. That works a treat for my appplications (mostly hobby related). No hesitation in recommending this CA glue. Premium quality at a competative price.

Serves well in my wood shop, I use this to fill knots, holes and even level out some damages to wooden boards. Paired with the accelerator, it is quick and easy to work with. Apply, spray accelerator and can be immediately sanded down smooth.

This is an absolute game changer for anybody that uses superglue. Such a change to be able to go to it after weeks or more and still be able to just use it instead of throwing half a tube away because it’s gone off. Expensive product but probably cheaper in the long run and way less frustrating.