INSOIA Super Thin CA Glue, 20g, Strong Bond, with Precision Tips

Very good very thin, application is very easy and simple, no leakage from bottle and the lid won't get stuck. Very durable finish, I broke some glass and glued it back together, and it broke again after but none of the glued peices separated. The finish, if done well can be hard to see especially if the glass is wet. You can glue together badly shattered peices with enough patience and dexterity if you need to.

Used to glue up some 5" (127mm) RC basher tires and this works wonders. So far they haven't come apart on 3s lipo doing 50+ mph. Easy as heck to use with very little mess. Consistency is a bit thick so your going to have give the bottle a decent squeeze to get it flowing. This stuff dries QUICK so you need to work quickly, like 90 seconds and it's starting to set. Dried black on my rims/tires. Took about half of a 20g bottle to glue up all four tires. Definitely good value for the cost when comparing to RC specific glues.

Worked great, very strong 💪 small amount but just enough for 2 grips

Be careful, this stuff is instant. I had handlebar grips that were slipping, decided to take the grips off and put a line of this glue adhesive all the way down. Then I pushed the grips back on. Glue is so strong that within a second it glued the grips halfway up the tube. I had to cut both grips off and buy brand new grips since they were glued only halfway on the handlebar. Be very very careful. This stuff is instant.

Seems expensive, but I figure we're paying for shipping mostly for a chance to fix a broken thing. Not sure how a silicone glue should be, I incorrectly assumed it would be more like the material i was gluing, and that I could use it as fill to fill in some holes on my silicone phone case. It's more like superglue and spiderwebs. But once sanded it was fine, just very white and dusty - if that makes sense as a way to describe the material. It's very liquidy, less viscous than superglue so be careful with how fast it comes out and where it goes... Since it flows so easily it goes into the cracks and seems like it should bond along the tear quite well. So far it seems to have bonded the broken silicon pieces back together. It was a broken corner flap of silicon and i wanted to have that lip to protect the screen like it originally did. Worked so far - if i have to reglue it - i have plenty because there are 20g of this stuff. We'll see if it solidifies in the container or if the area rebreaks!

If you're looking for a true thin CA glue, this is it. I was honestly surprised by just how thin it is. It flows extremely well into tiny cracks and joints where thicker CA glue simply won't reach. The bottle and applicator made it easy to use, and it performed exactly the way I expected a premium thin CA glue should. Just be aware that because it's so thin, it will wick into places very quickly. That's exactly what it's designed to do, but it's something to keep in mind if you're used to medium or thick CA glues. No complaints at all. It did exactly what it was supposed to do, and I'd definitely buy it again when I need another bottle.

This stuff is amazing, but only if you know how to use it. Those plastic pipettes are critical - must install them. They allow a super-thin neck and you can tip the bottle upside down without any leaks. Then a gentle squeeze can meter out the slightest bit wherever you need it. For filling tiny cracks, like in glass, this extra-thin CA can wick in there and spread out to bond everything together. The regular CA glue is too thick to do this. Excellent control and very useful.

Alright, turns super hard. It doesn’t hold that well. I’m glad it came with the small tip. It is super super sicky. It drys very quickly

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