Fast Controlled Super Glue Pro Kit 120 Gram, Medium CA Glue with Anti-Clog Caps & Precision Microtips for Woodworking, Crafts, All-Purpose Cyanoacrylate Adhesive for Ceramic Plastic Glass Shoe Repair

Not sure if i would safely recommend you use this for press-on nails BUT i used it only for that when i was financially struggling and way too busy to go to a nail salon and this kept my press-ons perfectly fine for 3-5 days, stayed on in shower and even when doing my hair. Helped me maintain my self-care at the time, and i also used it to repair the side of my glitter slippers and it never had a problem ever again after that! this glue is awesome just be careful where you spill it, use a tool to gently apply a specific controlled amount its hard to get off of certain materials, but will wash off of skin with soap and water from a shower rather easily and dry up and peel seamlessly.

This stuff is great for my 3D prints! The tip on the bottle is great. Useful for most things. However, if you want, there's also included some extra-fine tips as well. I am much happier with this stuff than the Krazy Glue I was using before! Dries very fast. And don't worry if you get some on your fingers.. It comes off relatively easily with barely any damage to the skin. UPDATE: 11/26/24 One gripe I have is that after a dozen uses, even if the tip is perfectly clean, there is residual that builds up in the threads between the nozzle and the lid, and it jams the lid stuck onto the bottle. Then, when you try to remove the lid, the part that screws the nozzle to the bottle with threads turns, and you can't get the cap off... I've literally had to use Knipex COBRA pliers with excessive force to strip the glue off of where it's stuck on, and force the lid off, and/or over-tighten the threads between the bottle and nozzle, just so that i can get the nozzle-to-cap threads loose enough to twist them apart. I've tried to do it tool-less, and my hands get shredded to bits... When you twist the cap off, there's almost always little flakes and chunks that fall out of the threads. And like I said - I dont put it away dirty... I'm super careful to NOT do that. I hate having dirty and damaged equipment. I'm not careless with it. I pour my drops out very carefully.... They REALLY need to go to a different design... I just had to throw away a whole half-bottle because the nozzle was warped from trying to twist the cap off.

This glue is great for crafting! Building book nooks I’ve discovered you need to glue everything down. This glue dries extremely fast, thin enough to seep between boards, holds better than all other glues, doesn’t smell at all, like any thin quick set glue, you need to keep it off the skin because it does burn a little on sensitive skin and you definitely need the applicators or you’ll glue yourself to your project along with the table. Acetone will remove drops that have dried but I suggest a nail gel remover, it works better!

I have had this bottle for 8ish months now and even with frequent use, I still have probably 1/4 bottle left. The problem is, the screw on lid cap is permanently adhered to the nozzle so I can't even use the bottle anymore. This is the second time this has happened and this time I cannot get the lid cap off. I have also gone through all the micro tips, which, even though I do my best to get the glue out, don't last more than a few times before clogging. The glue itself works great. It is not instant, it does take a bit to dry, but we've had no issues with things coming apart once it's dry. We primarily use it for 3d printed things and it adheres the PLA together beautifully. I just wish the bottle design was different and it came with more precise tips.

I'm a handyman and sometimes get interesting requests for repairs. I recently had a client call about a glass top table with metal legs of which one had fallen off. I went and looked at the table and the legs were pretty stout. I told them that years ago I had a client who had a display case with glass doors that had the hinges glued to it and had come off. This was in the days when Google was in its infancy and not a whole lot of information was available yet. I found one product that claimed their product would work. I purchased it and it worked, for a few days, and I got a call from the client that a couple of the hinges on different had come loose. I reminded them that on the invoice I had written that there was no guarantee the glue would work and they had signed it. I did however go back and reattached the hinge, left them the glue and told them if it happened again it was on them to reattach the hinge. I might add that this glue needed a minute or 2 to set up so the pieces had to be held in place. Fast forward to now. I went on line , typed in "how to attach metal legs to a glass table top." A couple things came up including a video of a guy testing and comparing 4 different glues/adhesives. He had 4 pieces of 6" x 6" 1/8" thick glass. He took a 1/2 bolt and glued one to each piece of glass and hung a 5 gallon bucket to each one. One by one he began to fill the buckets up. 1 failed before the bucket was full, another reached the full mark but quickly failed. One that had used a 2 part quick set epoxy worked and the glass broke but this epoxy was gray and wouldn't be acceptable because of the color. The one using this product also supported the full bucket and broke the glass. It dried clear so I ordered it. Before I attempted to glue the table leg on I was positioning the leg with the client giving me instructions, left, right, forward, backward until it was positioned correctly. I asked him to take my Sharpie pen and trace the leg position (about 1/16" outside the actual leg) so I'd know where it went. I applied about 10 drops of the glue to the top of the cleaned leg, got under the table, positioned it as best I could before pushing the leg against the table top (it turned out to be perfect, thank God) and raised the leg. This stuff set up IMMEDIATELY; I'd have been screwed if the position of the leg had been off. The client was happy and I was relieved! I recommend this glue without any reservations.

I recently purchased the CYAFIXED Strong Cyanoacrylate, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. This adhesive is incredibly reliable and has become a staple in my toolkit for various projects around the house. The bonding strength is impressive. I've used it on different materials including plastic, metal, and wood, and it has performed exceptionally well each time. The quick-drying formula is a huge plus, allowing me to complete my projects without long wait times. One of the standout features is the precision applicator, which makes it easy to use without any mess. Whether I'm working on delicate crafts or repairing household items, the applicator ensures that I apply just the right amount of adhesive every time. Additionally, the bottle is designed to prevent clogging, which is a common issue with other adhesives I've used in the past. This makes the product even more user-friendly and efficient. Overall, the CYAFIXED Strong Cyanoacrylate is a fantastic adhesive that delivers strong, durable bonds quickly and cleanly. I highly recommend it for anyone in need of a reliable adhesive for a wide range of applications.

The dispensing attachments is a fantastic idea! You can place the glue exactly where you want it. And that is needed because it does glue instantly. This is good, but I can see where it could be a problem. The price is nothing when you realize you only need a small drop and how well it holds. This is my 5th bottle. 2 medium formulas and 3 thick consistencies. I prefer the medium. Forget about the brand names we have become used to. You can't beat this product! 9 times out of 10 it adheres instantly. I believe that it takes longer to stick when a larger amount has been applied. I recently used it fix my eye glasses, the extended nozzle was PERFECT for that. You buy these little screw drivers to screw very tiny screws, yeah right! That's like asking Helen Keller to do it! When you can't see, screwing those tiny screws is a joke. That's where this glue made a miracle occur!

Had a piece of aquarium decoration that got smashed and broken in shipment. I thought it was beyond repair and was about to throw it away. I used this glue and took my time piecing the many parts back together. Let each piece I connected dry first before proceeding to the next piece. It turned out great! The glue is great! Now…… be VERY CAREFUL that you do not get it on your hands or if you do, clean it off very quickly. I put petroleum jelly on my fingertips and that helped some but I still got a small amount on my fingers from time to time. I could not wear gloves due to some of the pieces being very small at the end of assembly. I remained very aware throughout the process, took my time and was very careful! It does not bond “instantly” as I had to hold the pieces together until they stayed and then let it dry. However, it does seem to bond “instantly” to your skin. Once again, be VERY CAREFUL with this glue. I did clean the tip of the bottle when finished and rubbed petroleum jelly around where the cap would go to help the cap to not seize there. Would I buy this glue again? Yes! Even after the extensive glueing I did, I did not use much at all. It was easy to apply and stayed where I put it unless I got heavy handed at times. I also used parchment paper to lay my piece on when I worked on it and it did not stick as I moved the piece around. Hope this review helps and just remember to be CAREFUL when using this as it is a great glue!

This thin viscosity superglue has become one of my go-to adhesives, especially for more precise, detail-oriented projects. I appreciated that the set comes with two bottles of glue rather than just one, which is great value. It also includes multiple fine tips, which make a huge difference when you’re doing refined or delicate work. Instead of dealing with messy overflow or imprecise application, you can apply the glue exactly where you need it, in very small amounts. The glue itself has a thin viscosity, which is perfect for certain applications. It flows easily into small gaps and tight spaces, making it ideal for detailed repairs or bonding uneven surfaces. That thinner consistency is something I specifically look for, and this product delivers really well in that regard. I mainly use this glue with toilet paper for aquascaping, working with wood and rocks, and it has been amazing. It seeps into crevices and bonds materials together very effectively, which is crucial when you’re trying to create stable, natural-looking structures underwater. Once it sets, it holds strong and doesn’t shift, which gives me confidence that my layouts will stay intact over time. One thing to note is that it does give off a noticeable smell when in use, which is pretty typical for this type of CA glue. You can also see a bit of smoke or vapor when it starts to cure, especially if you’re using a slightly larger amount. That’s just part of how fast-acting super glue behaves, but it’s something to be aware of—good ventilation definitely helps. On the plus side, it dries very quickly, which is a big advantage when you’re working on projects that require holding pieces in place. Within seconds, it starts to set, and once fully cured, the bond feels very solid and reliable. Overall, this is a highly effective, versatile super glue that excels in precision work. Between the thin consistency, the included multiple fine tips, the extra bottle, and the strong, fast-drying bond, it’s been an excellent addition to my toolkit—especially for aquascaping and detailed repair jobs.

Finally super glue that’s manageable and doesn’t run. Options for different consistency and the glue itself sets as strong as it gets. Works on a variety of materials and sets quickly with a 24 hour cure of the final set. Excellent product.

I recently purchased the Super Glue Liquid, Instant Clear Cyanoacrylate Medium Thick Viscosity Adhesive, and it has quickly become my go-to super glue for various projects. Its medium-thick viscosity allows for easy application, and it bonds incredibly well with a wide range of materials, such as leather, ceramic, plastic, glass, metal, wood, and more. What's great about this super glue is that it's food safe, making it suitable for use on kitchen items or other applications where food contact may occur. The adhesive is also perfect for repairing shoes, aquariums, and pottery. I've used this super glue for my 3D models, and it holds strong, ensuring that my creations remain intact and durable. Moreover, the price-to-quality ratio is outstanding, offering excellent value for its performance. Overall, I highly recommend this Super Glue Liquid to anyone looking for a versatile, reliable, and high-quality adhesive for their various crafting and repair needs.

This medium-thick CA glue is absolutely crucial for bonding large, multi-part 3D prints for the customers at whatif labs. It sets up very quickly but still gives you a few seconds of working time to align the pieces perfectly. The bond it creates on PLA and ABS plastic is incredibly strong, often stronger than the plastic itself. The applicator tip also doesn't clog up immediately after the first use.

Great product, and a good value option. Can highly recommend.