Starbond Super Fast Thin, Premium Instant CA (Cyanoacrylate Adhesive) Super Glue Plus Extra Cap and Microtips, (for Woodturning, Pen Turning, Hobby, Stabilizing, Finish, Inlay) (2 Ounce)

Very thin super glue! You can watch the glue get sucked into all the tiny cracks in your work piece! It may not be the type of glue for every use but it does very well for my applications. If you spill it on you like I did, I have no advise... It feels wet, then warm, then crispy, all in about 3-4 seconds. Be careful with it if the tip is stopped up. The glue will certainly shoot out from under the main cap and glue all of your fingers together. Definitely some great glue though!

So I can't say this is the best for ed prints but if you want something that flows easily, & sticks to everything it touches this is for you. I would recommend getting small bottles & extra tips but this works great for the projects I've made. It also comes out super clear you can't see it once applied.

When your $1600 vintage tape deck has a slightly broken plastic tab that absolutely, positively must be repaired while leaving no trace- THIS is my go- to CA glue. I LOVE this stuff, it is better than the several others I have used over the past 20 years.

The glue is good and this is a good bottle to use while you use another bottle to keep refilling it. I will say though that I did not get any of the small tips because the stupid package leaked them all out prior to arriving. I had to roll with it cause I can't wait forever. It does dry fast. And it can burn your eyes by just the smell. It also will set anything cloth on fire or at least cause it to smoke super fast. The smoke from it will give you a headache like nothing you ever felt. Use in ventilated area. I did but still got it in my eyes anyway. The smoke that is. If you actually get this in your eyes you will be blind forever. Perfectly clear. Very strong holding power. Use gloves and eye protection. Nitrile gloves worked for me but with cotton balls it will melt the gloves and still burn you. Needless to say... be careful

Im not a fan actually. It's nothing like titebond II for wood, but though I'd try it. Not sure why some woodworker like it. It dint compare to titebonds holding strength, it seems brittle, so I wouldn't use it on a woodlathe, but that's just me.

This stuff is fantastic. I have the medium and thick also and use it primarily for filling voids and holes in wood/epoxy projects. Inside this stuff mostly for filling voids in plywood. I stuff the hole/void with sawdust that I collect from my dust separator or sander then soak the whole void with this glue, give it a spray with the activator and it’s ready to sand in 15 seconds. It really saves SO much time and the re-doing of plywood projects (although you could use this for any wood with the same results) and keeps me on track with little disruption. The combo of glue and activator spray is phenomenal. I also like that Starbond comes in different colors as I like the black when I use black epoxy. You simply can’t see the difference. Wood repairs simply aren’t visible when you use the sawdust from the wood you’re using.Another tip I picked up is that, if your sawdust is too course, use a spice/coffee grinder to make the chips smaller and more fine. It works so well and has helped me tremendously. I know this sounds like I work for Starbond or get this stuff free but I’m just a hobbyist that likes products that save time and effort.Finally, I choose Starbond specifically as it comes with a selection of extremely fine tips that allow me to get the smallest of holes filled with no overflow or spillage. It helps keep repairs pretty much invisible.

This CA works wonders. It has the quality you need for longevity of your project item. It is a good filler when you find those cracks and lines you need to fill or blend.

Starbond glues are good quality and they are generous with extra dispenser tops and whip tips. If glue hardens up in a dispenser tip, just throw it away and put on a fresh one! I keep 5-6 different thicknesses and colors in a box along with the spare tips, and I reach for them almost every day in my guitar work.