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Apparently if you lick one end of a metal miniature and glue the other... then stick them together, it's quicker; is that true?

Super glue dries faster in the presence of any water. That is why it dries nearly instantly to your skin. I have never tried licking a model before gluing, and i doubt i ever will, but yeah, water can speed p the drying time of super glue.

I think theres a thread on this forum that gives you tips on super gluing models, and if i remember correctly water does help it dry faster. I guess you could try licking the model, just don't lick the part with the glue on it. Doubt that would be alot of fun.

I read this thread title as "Does Salvia really speed up time like super glue does?"

And I thought "Salvia doesn't speed up time, but does super glue?"

I think you should lick some super glue and find out. Empirical data and all that.

Nurglitch wrote:I think you should lick some super glue and find out. Empirical data and all that.

I did specifically say you lick the unglued bit

I got this in my head from this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj_9mgKCIrU&feature=PlayList&p=7324C8E661030583&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=1

Typeline wrote:I read this thread title as "Does Salvia really speed up time like super glue does?"

And I thought "Salvia doesn't speed up time, but does super glue?"

It doesn't, but it makes me see pretty colours.