Bob Smith 103 Insta-Cure 2oz Super Thin

This one is a winner! Bob Smith Insta-Cure works well on a wide range of materials. For years, I have successfully used instant CA glues (cyanoacrylate adhesives) along with accelerators for hobbies and household projects. None have worked better than Bob Smith CA products -- and Insta-Cure is my #1 favorite.Insta-Cure is affordably priced, has a thin viscosity, the bottle and applicator tip are easy to use, it has little odor, and it quickly bonds a wide range of common materials (even some foams). Will last for years if kept upright in the freezer in a heavy zip bag. Check it out for yourself. I'd bet it will put a smile on your face too.

I have been making props from eva foam, shoe rubber, PVC, etc. since 2013 and this is an EXCELLENT adhesive for eva foam works on almost everything, I tried wood+foam, wire+foam, foam+foam, pvc+foam, foam+fabric, fabric+jewels, for fabric don't expect the fabric to be in perfect condition, the fabric will stiffen and looks wet and I think that's normal it's gonna look like water stain that hardens on the fabric.ADVICE BEFORE BUYING: make sure you read what it says on the label, this one is "super thin 1-3second" it means this is like water and it dries within 1-3 seconds, there's a purple one that says "gap-filling 5-15sec" that one is kinda gooey medium consistency like a thicken water or a sauce, and there's other more so make sure you pick the one you are most comfortable using, I like this thin one since I have used Greco 888 before and I'm used to this kind of consistency. THIS WILL STICK TO YOUR SKIN and it will hurt to remove it, I wear "NITRILE GLOVES" not just any gloves a nitrile gloves okay? and it works amazing it doesn't go through my gloves but don't use your gloves to press the materials together the gloves will stick to it too if the glove got some adhesive on it, this is just for protection, I mainly used this to wipe the adhesive droplets on the materials and protect my skin, also wear a respirator mask, and used it in a well-ventilated area (not in your room) since this is toxic it is bad for your lungs. Hope this review helps my other fellow cosplayers!

This is great stuff, I use it to harden threads that I cut in Wood on rc model airplanes. For wing bolts etc.

This is a great product. There is one small problem.. the cap after a few uses will be glued to the nozzle. You can buy replacement nozzles.. a pack of 10. Use one nozzle that is cut.. after using, remove it and put a nozzle that has not been cut. This will seal the glue and solve the cap problem.

Thin as can be, works great, but what's with this cap design? It's ridiculously easy for it to get stuck and then you have to mangle it to get it off.

I'm a big fan of Bob Smith 103 Insta-Cure 2oz Super Thin for all my gluing needs on miniature models and other craft projects.This super glue is incredibly strong, creating a long-lasting bond that you can rely on. No more worries about pieces coming loose halfway through a project! Bob Smith 103 Insta-Cure also sets in just a few seconds, making it perfect for quick fixes. No more waiting around for glue to dry! The thin viscosity of the glue allows it to wick deep into joints and cracks, creating a secure bond even on uneven surfaces.Do not get any on your skin! This glue will bond to skin very quickly. Be sure to wear gloves when using this product.Overall, Bob Smith 103 Insta-Cure 2oz Super Thin is a fantastic super glue for any hobbyist or crafter. It's strong, fast-drying, and easy to use, making it a great value for the price.

Good stuff, when used appropriately. Thin viscosity allows flow into small cracks or shatters, especially on plastic items; allows very quick repairs when used with the setting spray (purchase separately). Keep in the freezer for longest shelf life.

Highly recommend using a disposable micro pipette with this product. Even with the bottle tip end barely cut off, product came out faster than water and was difficult to control. Also, not cutting the tip will probably give a longer shelf life as the bottle will reseal better. This is the brand recommended for tightening piano pinblocks and I can see why. Worked very well for that purpose and cured very quickly, even though Schaff Pin-Tite had been used on the instrument some years ago. I only did some bass string pins which no longer held pitch well and I had no problems with stickiness or over tightness after treatment. That said, bass strings are more forgiving so I cannot speak to its use on mid or upper treble pins. Caution: piano repair, regulation and tuning is not for amateurs. If you really want to teach yourself, I recommend getting an inexpensive thrift store piano to practice on. Then get a book on tuning by ear. Even if you can't learn to do that very well, the attempt to learn the art will train you in hammer technique and your ear to listen to beats, harmonics and interharmonicity. Then you can download a really excellent piano tuning app like The Entropy Tuner and be able to produce a decent residential quality tuning.