Medium Viscosity Cyanoacrylate Instant Glue and Spray Activator Combo Kit | For Locking metal & plastic fasteners | Rubber, toys,ceramic, electrical parts, bluetooth headphone 20+20ml

Title is all you need to know , Pro tip : use baking soda for plastic repairs.

The problem with instant adhesives is when you are sticking you can't control how fast it sets. This creates a mess. With this instant adhesive you get the spray. After applying adhesive and joining the broken parts, spray at the joint. It sticks immediately. No run offs, no messy sticky fingers.

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My polyfix tube was totally dried when I open itAnd my money is wasted

Very useful for wwod and metal

I just got the poly fix and not the activator

Only Activator is there in packet. Glue is missing. Please do the needful

It was all dry of no use

The lights are bright (although they don't draw the stated 100w) and I like the replaceable included lenses. Their is no switch and I don't care for the included wiring, but I have my own switchbox and don't mind making my own wiring harnesses so that didn't bother me. If you want a plug and play solution though you might want to look elsewhere.

I tested this 5 times on two super basic bonds - two chunks of wood, both with flat sides, with about 1 in² of glue contact area. I tried applying the glue to one, placing it on the other, then spraying the activator. It bonded immediately and felt nice and strong…until I tried to pry them apart, and they came right apart. This is concerning because my hands are VERY weak. I'm actually planning to see a hand doctor because of all my hand pain and abnormally weak grip. Sometimes I struggle to open bottled drinks.Then I thought maybe the activator didn't reach all the glue, so I tried again, spraying activator on all 4 sides of the joint. Came apart again. Glue on one, activator on the other. Came apart again. Tried 2 different chunks of scrap oak molding in case the first two (pine scraps) were just ruined at that point. The new scraps had nice clean crosscuts that I hand-sawed myself - no finish or old glue to resist the new glue. Came apart a 4ᵗʰ time. Came apart a 5ᵗʰ time. I have no choice but to take stars off. This stuff is not for structural bonds.The bonds did feel nice and strong enough for any temporary needs, without deliberately stressing them. I wouldn't hesitate to use it to hold parts in place while the "real" wood glue dries, or for router templates, or for jigs. And it sure was fast. When the activator hit the glue, it bubbled up a bit and immediately solidified.Kinda funny that it comes with a pushpin for unclogging the nozzle, because I keep my own pushpin in the shop for this exact purpose. The nozzle does seem weirdly prone to clogging. It clogged on the very first use and I immediately needed the pushpin. To its credit, the pushpin worked every time. I might as well lean into it and let the clog be the sealer that protects the rest of the bottle ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It's handy glue, it adheres well and it's easy to use. You get a pretty nice amount of it too which I'm happy about. Really great for my crafting work.