Starbond EM-02 Super Fast Thin, PREMIUM CA - Super Glue plus Extra Cap and Microtips, 2 oz.

This glue is great for minatures BUT you should follow instructions, unlike me , it says to use gloves . I didn't and stuck my fingers together the first few times . The micro nozzles are great and as long as you take them off and use the pin in bottle are reusable . Very thin and takes a steady hand to use but it does bond quickly and any extra residue can be carefully sanded off ( I used a disposable nail file with good results). For the amount you get yes I would recommend this but if you are not a master use gloves or you will be debonding your fingers

Be careful with this stuff. It squirts out when the bottle is tipped slightly. I glued my fingers together. The applicator needs improvement. It bonds great when you can control the squirting glue and put it in the right place!

I've not before used a product as sticky as this one is! It'll leave a lot of sticky spots on your work table unless you line it with newspaper before opening up the bottle. It is more runny than water, if that is possible. One of my first uses for it was to put a drop of it on the knots securing the lines (fine cotten string) between model rocket bodies and their parachutes. Despite being above average careful and using the microtip dispensers, a plus that no one else supplies with their similar products, I found that it had wicked nearly 3/8" up each line before I had a chance to discover and fix the problem! This is an amazing - if a bit pricey product. It'll glue pieces of anything to anything and It comes with a large serving of micro-tips, a spare bottle dispenser cover, and a most generous bottle of goo that'll last a long, long time. Unless you spill it, in which case you'd better be careful. If you step in the resulting glue-puddle, you'll never get your shoe off the floor! Two thumbs up! As a follow up to my first post, many reviewers have cited problems using this runny CA adhesive on balsa wood & paper, a problem most liquid CA glues share. The trick to obtaining a great bond in these circumstances is to first apply a thin coating to the two edges to be bonded. Quickly WIPE THE EXCESS GLUE OFF THESE EDGES. Then let the glue sit for a while to harden. Finally, apply another VERY THIN coat of glue to the edges again, line everything up and press together. You'll get a darn near instant bond of INCREDIBLE strength. This product is VERY NOT suited for gluing things without flat edges/surfaces together, like the bathrobe hook problem another reviewer mentioned here. For this, you need a thick, non-runny adhesive. JB-WELD is a most impressive adhesive for applications like this. Apply a little to the coat hook screws and in the screw holes, cover the back of the hook with a thick coating of the stuff, then mount the hook to the door with the screws. The hook will never, ever come off the door again, promise! Even if the screw holes were stripped!

This glue is excellent for glueing fossil fragments together. This is the only glue I use when glueing fossil fragments together as it is fast acting and penetrates the rock leaving no residue on the surfaces.

Brilliant glue. At last, a super glue that, after you have used it once, you can use again without the nozzle seizing up and the bottle having to be thrown away! This glue is thin, and so it squeezes out better than the thicker kind, it also comes with spare nozzles in case the nozzle does go solid, but to be honest, I simply use a bit of 3-core wire, dip it into the bottle and drip it onto the surface I want to glue, you usually only need a few drops of this glue for it to work. If you use a mitre-bond spray on the other surface, it sticks straight away without any waiting time. Keep it in the fridge and I've found that it is still working months after I last used it. Best invention for glues in years.