"James Sweet" wrote in message
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"N Cook" wrote in message
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I was talking to a mechanical engineer today and he mentioned
that he stores super glue in the fridge - fair enough- I do also.
But he removes the top so the air can get to it .
Anyone do the same so it doesn't go off of its own accord when
excluded from air ? Apparently he's done it for years ever
since asking the Permabond rep why they never sell full bottles.

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Keeping it in the fridge is a good idea, I'm always discovering that my
tube
of superglue has hardened, only takes a tiny air leak and it's all over
quickly.



That is what I would have said but I would believe Bob, my informant,
implicitly.

I can find next to nothing Googling about this, just someone else's
posting

http://studio59.homestead.com/tips.html

" GLUE TIPS

Leave the top off super glue and stand it upright to prevent the top
from glueing itself to the bottle. It will not dry out."