The Liquid version flows by capillary action and penetrates tight joints, making it ideal for perfectly fitting parts. The gel version is no-drip, fills small gaps, and gives you slightly more time to reposition. For standard assembly, the liquid version is often more versatile, but this adhesive is essential for resin and porous materials.

Clean the nozzle after every use and store it tightly closed. Avoid using the tip to push materials (like sand or debris), as this can cause clogs. Store the product in a cool place, as high temperatures accelerate hardening. Interchangeable precision tips are also available to prevent the main nozzle from drying out. Keep the bottle away from cyanoacrylate accelerators.

It is essentially the same chemical compound: cyanoacrylate. The difference is that this bottle features a precision nozzle for modeling, and the price per gram is significantly better than most "hobby" super glues.

Cyanoacrylate releases fumes during curing and bonds skin instantly. Use it in a well-ventilated area, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and keep it out of reach of children.

Yes. Once fully cured, it can be sanded with fine-grit sandpaper. This is very useful for removing excess adhesive from visible joints.