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Does somebody have already use glue accelerator like this http://www.leevalley.com/en/wood/page.aspx?p=20023&cat=1,110,42966 and what was the result ?

Why did I think this was anything like a particle accelerator...?

I have used it to great success in combination with Gorilla Glue Super Glue. Mine is called "Insta-Set." Works great!

I cannot imagine a world without cyano (super) glue and accelerator.

Primary staples of the craft for me are a bottle of hobby store super glue beside a bottle of inset-set/zip kicker/fast cure etc.

Accelerator works so good that usually just the fumes or residue will set super glue, so it takes some getting used to, but you'll never go back.

I've used it to set fire to cotton wool.

My superglue sets just fine and quickly without it so I don't actually need to use it.

While I don't have that specific accelerator, I do use one with my super glue when working with metal-to-metal adhesion. It works great!

For plastics, the superglue works fine by itself in my experience. I prefer the plastic glue for plastics, anyway.

Jihadnik wrote:Why did I think this was anything like a particle accelerator...?

Maybe you were thinking about a gluon accelerator to disiintegrate the firurine instead



I think I will buy a bottle to use it since it looks like it is working well. Thanks