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CHARLIEBORG

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Ever herd of Medical glue? Me nether, till the Computer show at Marietta Ga. This past week end. Got a demo of this new glue from Sinbad ...Yes Sinbad. Guess its a new name. Anyway the glue was awesome. She took a o-ring, cut it in two, and put a dab of the glue on it and just like that - it was bonded. I mean there was no wait time at all. I tried to pull it apart, but no way. She also did bolts, wood, tile, glass, and all kind of stuff. they even got one for underwater stuff. I bought a sample pack. Seems to work well so far around here. Anyway here is the link in case u are interested in a new product.



linky thing :)

This stuff is kinda high, but hopfully it will drop. ;)
 
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Stevem627

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I remember hearing someplace years ago that "medical" glue was actually Superglue. The difference came in the quality control as far as contamination. Supposedly a lot of foreign countries used Superglue since it was readily obtainable and "medical" glue wasn't.
 
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SCTrojan

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Most likely you guys are right about it being superglue. Little known fact is that SuperGlue was originally developed to seal surgical cuts, why then did it have to be remarketed? Well unfortunatly it had the nasty side-effect of causing cancer after prolonged exposure.
 
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gunksee

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Try putting your bonded part in an oven at about 120 degrees F. Watch the bond break loose.:(:eek::disgust::(
 
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icantiwont

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Originally posted by: hamburglar
Where's the hot deal?
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My thoughts exactly. Might be the best glue you've ever seen, but it's still not a hot deal.

Best Glue = Hot Deal, NOT.

 
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MarkM

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methinks we need a new forum area: "Testimonials and Infomercials" :disgust:
 
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JDJr

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CA: When I used to do construction work there would be some of this (super glue) around to glue up little cuts and stuff so you can keep working. I still use 'super glue' for paper cuts and so forth. Maybe the 'Medical' glue is safer, or sterilized or something too.

JDJr
 
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CHARLIEBORG

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So you guys don't like my glue story? I have used Super glue and others that are like it, but have yet to find one that can glue all types of material (metal,glass,plastic,porcelain,rubber.leather,canvas,teeth, wood, and ceramic) that this stuff will glue. I guess the hot deal is that it will save u on buying other types glue to do all the jobs you will run up on. I was not a believer till I saw it in person at the show. I guess we do need another category for this? :(
 
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craftech

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If the glue IS superglue/crazyglue it would make no sense at all to apply it to an o-ring because it has luittle or no resistance to water. That is one of the main problems with cyanoacrylate glues in addition to it's low resistance to heat (not good to use under the hood of a car for example due to low heat and water resistance).

John
 
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JimmyBoy

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Years ago on a TWA flight from West Palm Bch to Tampa, a woman superglued her eye lids shut. She thought she was using eyedrops.
 
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beeebeeebeee

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Just out of curiousity. If one were to use enough of this on the penus, can this glue fix erectile problems on a permanent basis?
 
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BobSnob

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Originally posted by: beeebeeebeee
Just out of curiousity. If one were to use enough of this on the penus, can this glue fix erectile problems on a permanent basis?
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Yes. I would advise you to buy a large bottle of it immediately and apply it liberally. Please post photos.
 
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ChrisCramer247

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I had to have my eyelid dermabonded back together after an elbow to the eye during a basketball tournament.

Worked realy well :).
 
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huesmann

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Originally posted by: CHARLIEBORG
So you guys don't like my glue story? I have used Super glue and others that are like it, but have yet to find one that can glue all types of material (metal,glass,plastic,porcelain,rubber.leather,canvas,teeth, wood, and ceramic) that this stuff will glue. I guess the hot deal is that it will save u on buying other types glue to do all the jobs you will run up on. I was not a believer till I saw it in person at the show. I guess we do need another category for this? :(
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Superglue will bond all the things you mention. You just need to get the right consistency for the right app.
 
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