You'd have to say a specific kind of glue.
Well,I have heard superglue held a car to a crane.
up to three bryants per square foot
5.23 grams
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5.65 grams
Acetone dilutes super glue... you have to be very careful as it does not take much and can ruin the glue.
Super glue will not really stick on a brick as it will soak in too much through the porous surface. -This is definitely a case where a PVA glue is better than super glue.
In the 1950s, super glue did not have a cost. It had not yet come to market.
Name your Glue - there are thousands of glues and many are different weights.
No they aren't, super glue has a much stronger formula by adhesiveness.ANS 2 -It depends on the manufacturer. I've found some that are essentially the same thing.
Super Glue comes in at least 4 different containers, starting at 0.5 ml, then 1.9ml , 3 ml, and 20ml
it can't hold very much weight
Adhesives work very well on most (if not all) metal surfaces as long as the surface is exceptionally clean and in particular free of oil or grease. A general key that can be used when choosing an adhesive is to figure out if what you are sticking on is going to be able to move slightly or not. Super glue is fantastic if it does not experience any hits or thuds. It does not budge, but a hit may crack it off. An elastic form of glue works wonders if experiencing thuds or hits. It just stay put, but can not hold as much weight over time as super glue can. Super glue is also known as Cyanoacrylate or similar names derived there of. as in removable. Metal surfaces can easily be cleaned free of super glue. A razor blade or a sharp knife can be used to scrape it gently off. Do not use super glue on painted metal surfaces. The paint would be the weakest link and it will come off with the glue.
Super glue doesn't work well on concrete. It's much more suited to use on smooth non-permeable surfaces.
no tacky glue is stronger it can hold much more space
Super glue sticks to pretty much anything, but once set it is rigid and cannot bend to accommodate deformations of its substrate; for this reason, it may not work very well or last very long when used on a flexible rubber item. Super glue is sometimes used for temporary applications, where all it needs to do is hold two pieces together until a more permanent adhesive can set or cure.
NO!! hot glue is not strong enough to hold up to a full stroke or much less be able to stand up to a full game. if it is broken you should take it to a place whear they specilaze in gulf repars