lazer bond / 5 second fix glue?

[cyberknight]

Is it con?

 

[steve50]

http://www.highya.com/lazer-bond-reviews

 

[cyberknight]

http://www.highya.com/lazer-bond-reviews

Yeah i read reviews , i was after CC members who had tried it as well as gumf from websites .

 

[raleighnut]

I've used UV set superglue in shopfitting, good if you need to get something positioned correctly before 'zapping' it like handles on glass display cabinets

 

[screenman]

I use uv curing resins most days, it is what we use for screen repair.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

If the manufacturer can't spell laser, be suspicious.

 

[Nibor]

If the manufacturer can't spell laser, be suspicious.

Maybe thats why it doesn't work that is an LED not a laser

 

[GM]

I don't know what you're using it for, but for sticking small things I'd recommend this.....

What ever you do, don't get on your skin!

 

[screenman]

I use an LED uv torch for curing my resin, it is a bit better than the one shown. Thing is the resin will only cure where the UV can get to it, so sticking 2 things together is unlikely to work well.

 

[Yellow Saddle]

I use an LED uv torch for curing my resin, it is a bit better than the one shown. Thing is the resin will only cure where the UV can get to it, so sticking 2 things together is unlikely to work well.

That makes sense. What sort of application is it used for then? I can't think of an adhesive application where the adhesive won't be in the dark.

 

[screenman]

They are showing it more as a filler, I can think of times I could use that, if I did not already have litres in stock.

 

[raleighnut]

That makes sense. What sort of application is it used for then? I can't think of an adhesive application where the adhesive won't be in the dark.

I've used UV set superglue in shopfitting, good if you need to get something positioned correctly before 'zapping' it like handles on glass display cabinets

 

[Yellow Saddle]

Yes but what I don't understand (other than the surface filler application) is how you get it to cure if you can't light up the surface of the glue?

 

[Yellow Saddle]

Glass​

Aha!

 

[pplpilot]

Nothing bonds quite like dried on Weetabix.