Pacer Zap Cap 1 Oz

I have an old electric Koh-i-Noor eraser that I dug out and disassembled to replace the rechargeable battery. The plastic case had become a bit brittle over the decades, and had numerous hairline cracks and a broken bolt socket that needed careful gluing. I made sure to clean everything carefully with pure alcohol before gluing, and the results were great – the cement consistently gets into small cracks very well. There's a nice amount of "wet time" to make adjustments, but not so long that you have to hold something in place for an extended period. It can be a bit messy because it's so fluid, so you have to be careful not to over-apply it. On my first try, I didn't know what to expect so it kind of poured onto my hand. Like most super glues, human skin makes it react very quickly, so I had glued-together fingertips until I carefully separated them. If this happens to you, here's a tip: after carefully separating your glued skin, you can remove the glue quite easily by putting on some tight rubber gloves (like shop gloves) for awhile... do some work on whatever for 20-30 minutes and the sweat from your skin will release the glue like magic. As other reviewers have mentioned, if you need to buttress a repair for strength you can use baking soda.... just build up the baking soda to shape and apply a few drops – for some reason the baking soda dries the glue almost immediately, so be sure you have the baking soda exactly where you want it (I used a small artist's paint brush to push around the baking soda and clear away the excess before applying the glue). Really excellent stuff for what it's designed for, and a great thing to have around. The small tube cleans very easily, and you can use a round toothpick to clear the tip. I'll be using this extensively I'm sure!

Very low viscosity. Penetrates fly tying materials very well. Nice stuff.

By FAR my favorite CA. I personally prefer it over Bob Smith. I've done a LOT of RC airplane building over the years and this is my go-to for many decades now. It's very consistent. Put the unopened bottles in the freezer and they last indefinitely. The thin CA seems to be the "hottest" - super fresh and ultra low viscosity and stays usable for a year without capping the bottle. Only minor ding is it's too easy to knock the bottle over and if you miss it, leak all over your workbench! But, that bottle shape is also why I love it so much... the shape lends itself to precise application. If you have a 3D printer, do yourself a favor and print out a nice little bottle holder from ThingVerse. This is the brand to get IMHO and worth the price.

I use this glue to fix so many things. This is literally a recurring purchase for me. Unfortunately it dries out in about a year. I have heard refrigerating it helps it last longer. I am not sure if I have seen that practice add any life to a bottle of this great glue.

Best CA glue. The double seal helps keep the glue fresh. This is the only brand I buy now.

Consistency is key. Pacer has and does meet that bar well. Others perform, and well - but I always end up back at stocking my CA supply with the Zap CA line. Breadth of specialized application types (Zap CA, Zap-A-Gap, Slo-Zap, etc), and long shelf life compared to other leading brands. What more could you want? Rhetorical question - because there is an error on your Zap-A-Gap page here: Error heads up: Zap-A-Gap 1-1oz. is $9.99. Zap-A-Gap 2-1oz is$60.10, making that second bottle costing 50 dollars when the first is only $9.83. Zap-A-Gap 3-1oz is$80.61, making the 1st 10, the 2nd add 50, the third add 20. Zap-A-Gap 4-1oz-$103.99 - another $23. Where do you come up with that?!? I need a bunch of bottles, and your remedial mathematics acrobatics there make that ordering in bulk a fool's game. I don't know who you all are using for math, or proofreading for that matter, but they both need to be either retrained or replaced. Other than that - best CA product line out there in my experience.

Flows wonderfully! Too much , if you aren't careful. There is definitely a learning curve that involves glued fingers, if you don't wear gloves. Be aware of the exothermic reaction too. I used enough to melt my cheap plastic gloves when using it to stabilize some frayed fiberboard cabinet doors. The fumes will bite you too if you get too close or not enough ventilation. Good stuff just take your time and be careful.

I've been using zap CA for 30 years and my dad used it before me! this is the one you want.

il miglior adesivo cianoacrilico sul mercato per uso modellistico ,essendo molto liquido va molto in profondita ,io lo uso in campo modellistico

Excellent, meilleur que les produits de la grande distribution

Good stuff and good delivery. ...thanks.

L'arrivo non e' stato tempestivo, forse la Pandemia o forse la Brexit. Il fornitore pero' si e' comportato seriamente e non ne ha colpa. Il prodotto e' ottimo ma questo era noto.

The best thin superglue in my opinion as it keeps longer than any other I have used