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Loctite Brush On Super Glue is a clear liquid cyanoacrylate in a spill-resistant bottle with a built-in brush and a second long nozzle for reaching tight spots. It sets in roughly 10 to 30 seconds without clamping and bonds porous and non-porous materials alike: wood, leather, cork, paper, fabric, metal, ceramic, rubber and hard plastics such as Plexiglas, polycarbonate and PVC. The brush gives controlled placement on close-fitting repairs where a squeeze-tube drip would run. It is a small bottle, so it suits occasional household and craft repairs rather than high-volume use; the trade-off against plain liquid super glues is the applicator, not a stronger bond. Owners rate it highly, and the main complaints are the small volume and the bottle clogging or drying out over time.
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Owners rate it highly and single out the brush for making small, precise repairs easy without drips. Complaints center on the small bottle and the brush or nozzle clogging if the cap is not kept clean.
Loctite Brush On Super Glue is a clear liquid instant adhesive that comes in a spill-resistant bottle with a built-in brush applicator. The brush spreads the glue quickly. The bottle has an easy-grip design, and a long nozzle is included as a second applicator.
The liquid formula bonds porous and non-porous surfaces and works well on close-fitting repairs. A patented additive helps it work faster and hold stronger than ordinary instant adhesives. It bonds leather, cork, paper, cardboard, wood, chipboard, fabric, metal, ceramic and rubber. It also bonds hard plastics such as Plexiglas, polycarbonate and PVC, and O-rings.
It dries clear and sets without clamping. Leave the bond undisturbed for at least 10 minutes. For best results, allow it to develop full strength overnight. The cured bond resists moisture, most chemicals and freezing temperatures. Typical uses include repairing figurines, costume jewelry, cameras, toys, metal car parts, wiper blades, rubber seals and O-rings.
