SUPER GLUE LIQUID

Before applying glue, ensure that all surfaces are of sound nature and clean, dry and free from dust, grease or any other contamination.

Rinse your fingers immediately with plenty of warm soapy water and do not pull on the skin that has been glued. If glue remains after using warm soapy water, it will often de-bond within a couple of days due to general wear and tear and the natural oils in the skin. If skin irritation occurs, consult a doctor.

A super glue liquid has a low viscosity, meaning the liquid flows easily. This type of formula is great for filling horizontal surface cracks and fractures where the adhesive can flow into the cracks. We have one type available: Super Glue Liquid.

A super glue gel has a higher viscosity, making it less 'runny' and less likely to drip. Gels are ideal for vertical application and for porous surfaces and tend to be easier to apply as they are harder to spill.

Yes, Bostik Super Glue is suitable for use in cold environments and can continue to deliver a strong bond at low temperatures. Many Bostik Super Glue products are formulated to perform effectively in conditions as cold as -20°C.

For reliable bonding, ensure the surfaces are clean, dry and free from contaminants before applying the adhesive.

No. All Bostik super glues are non-flammable, meaning they do not readily catch fire and do not burn easily.

Yes, all Bostik super glues are heat resistant up to +80°C.

Safety warning: Persistent heat may affect the strength and longevity of the bond and therefore should be avoided.

All Bostik super glues are not waterproof and therefore we cannot recommend that they are safe for use in or around water.

Fix & Glue Gel and Fix & Glue Liquid are water-resistant meaning water has minimal effect on them, although we do not recommend using them in water-related projects.

Bostik’s Super Glue Liquid is made of ethyl cyanoacrylate. Cyanoacrylate is an acrylic resin that cures almost instantly. The fast-setting, ultra strong and colourless properties of our super glue formulas make them perfect for day-to-day household uses in repair or DIY projects.

The main difference between a multipurpose glue and a super glue is the drying time. A super glue bonds within seconds (almost instantly) and an all purpose adhesive bonds within minutes (typically within five minutes). Multipurpose glue is ideal for use on a wide range of substrates, including paper, whereas super glue is more suited for use on solid surfaces only.

The shelf life of an adhesive depends on the product type and how it is stored. When kept unopened in dry conditions, many adhesives can typically last between one and two years from the date of manufacture.

To help maintain performance, store adhesives in a cool, dry place, usually between 5°C and 25°C. Once opened, product life may be reduced depending on storage conditions and how much adhesive remains in the pack.