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Alternative to super glue activator

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Using activator spray really speeds up the curing time for super glue by neutralising the acid in the adhesive.
But what if you run out??

Dissolve 1/2 tsp baking powder in 50ml of clean water. brush a little of the mix onto one surface and apply the super glue to the other.

Bob
 
I was under the impression that moisture helps, so I tend to breathe on it. Having said that, it often sets too quickly for me.
 
I heard somewhere that spray on deodorant works very well as well; never tried it though - Rob
 
It does! My 12 year old son tried it when I wouldn't let him have my mitrebond.
 
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