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Are cyanoacrylates all created equal?
In article , Jay Pique wrote:
I'm curious about superglues - are they pretty much all the same? I really love them for quick fixes in the shop. And what about the accelerator - is it really just acetone? Anyone have any info? Rockler's accelerator, at least, is not acetone. I checked on that a year or two back. All I can remember any more is that it's a fluorinated hydrocarbon of some sort, and that I found out what it is by Googling for the MSDS. |
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Are cyanoacrylates all created equal?
"Doug Miller" wrote in message ... In article , Jay Pique wrote: I'm curious about superglues - are they pretty much all the same? I really love them for quick fixes in the shop. And what about the accelerator - is it really just acetone? Anyone have any info? Rockler's accelerator, at least, is not acetone. I checked on that a year or two back. All I can remember any more is that it's a fluorinated hydrocarbon of some sort, and that I found out what it is by Googling for the MSDS. I seriously doubt that acetone is an accelerator, I use acetone to remove Super Glue before it cures and after. |
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Are cyanoacrylates all created equal?
I think the accelerator is trichloreythelene.
"Leon" wrote in message ... "Doug Miller" wrote in message ... In article , Jay Pique wrote: I'm curious about superglues - are they pretty much all the same? I really love them for quick fixes in the shop. And what about the accelerator - is it really just acetone? Anyone have any info? Rockler's accelerator, at least, is not acetone. I checked on that a year or two back. All I can remember any more is that it's a fluorinated hydrocarbon of some sort, and that I found out what it is by Googling for the MSDS. I seriously doubt that acetone is an accelerator, I use acetone to remove Super Glue before it cures and after. __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4169 (20090619) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com __________ Information from ESET Smart Security, version of virus signature database 4169 (20090619) __________ The message was checked by ESET Smart Security. http://www.eset.com |
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