I have read the past super glue threads and haven’t seen much on it as a repair tool for small cracks. Not to say this question hasn’t be posed before. But being that super glue is very liquid it will absorb into the crack and seal it. But will it harm the resin or foam or? Just a thought. Also I’ve thought that if you made a very thined out mixture (acetone) resin so that it is liquid enough to absord the acetone would eventually evaporate and the crack would be sealed, much like crack repair on a windshield of a car, which does work. Any thoughts?
…works temporarily.ALSO CAUSES YELLOWING !Herb
except the off gassing when glueing foam this stuff is wowwwwhoopie gee whiz deluxe basa told me about this stuff for tail blocks works great but the hobby shop stopped carrying it bummer an basa beat me to the last bottle…I couldnt read the label for the address thanks dale for the link post the year is starting to look up if I can find a bottle of zap a gap…ambrose…happy new year …wishing you guys some sun… yep closed my eyes and squeezed em tight and thought of sunny day in newport…hope it doesnt go to rhode island…
house o ’ balsa what a candy store gee whiz dale you opened a doorway to tool/toys to facinate my rreverie for days an days if it wernt for my credit card paranoia i whoulda dropped my allowance right there… ambrose…pending brokeatude…not to mention making a model balsa board jensen style on the kitchen table… without cleaning my shop…if only I had not torn out the wall between the kitchen and the toilet …i gotta fix that before anything else…
Hey Ambrose, Newport,R.I. as of 8:00AM Sunday January 4th, 2004 48 degrees (F) expected high low 50’s, H2O temp,low 40’s. Wednesday(1-07-04) reality set’s in expected high 21 degrees, expected low, 13 degrees.
I did a bit of repair work on a friends popout, with car plaster. While the plaster was still damp I applied loctite superglue to the edge of the repair. The Gas given off was eyewatering nasty shit, pretty bad, acrid stuff and generated a lot of heat, but last time I checked it seemed to have done the trick.
Howzit Ambrose, Bossa man get his Zap a gap at the Kite and Hobby shop in Princeville,but it ain’t cheap. Aloha, Kokua
if you can find it the flex zap 2 is even better stuff then the zap a gap. It’s made for fiberglass.
we got the connect ambrose sunny and nice on SUNday good waves too Ive used ZAP quit a it is amazing the formulas they have to choose from.