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I use whatever I can get, but zip-kicker imho works better on metals and is something you use when you are SURE you got that piece in the spot you want. Also, tip I picked up from my time in working at a hobby store, is store super glue in the fridge.

 KingmanHighborn wrote:
I use whatever I can get, but zip-kicker imho works better on metals and is something you use when you are SURE you got that piece in the spot you want. Also, tip I picked up from my time in working at a hobby store, is store super glue in the fridge.

Fridge or freezer? I heard storing it in a freezer after opening it can potentially extend the shelf life indefinitely as opposed to 12 months without. Havnt heard anything about fridge but if that works as well I may just do that!

Ended up grabbing a bottle of the gorilla glue super glue and will be trying it out when I either scoop up some new stuff or when I retrieve my minis from back home next month(whichever comes first)!
Thanks for all your comments/feedback!

I guess either or, but not only helps with shelf life I heard it keeps glue from settling in the nozzle.

freezer is better. High - Grade industrial super glueis stored at -50 celsius