Super Glue

I used #10 and it did the job! It can get through the tight spots very well(exactly what I needed) and holds strong. It dries very fast though... That kind of got me the first time I used it. But besides that, it is high quality super glue.

I got a few uses out ot the # 10 bottle before the cap glued its self to the stem. On unscrewing the stem the stem glued its self to the bottle. The pin stopper was nice until I lost it. Big mess, I used a lot of solvent on my fingers. I think the stem needs to be longer.

Your selection of super glues is excellent. I have used most of them, the black is fantastic for Ebony fretboards. I have not found anything like the #10 thin, which is very useful and I don't know how I ever did without it. I have even brought it to my day job to assemble some shims on parts for experimentation.

#10 Thin Super Glue saves the day!

I'm fretting a new macassar ebony fingerboard (already elaborately inlaid and bound) and the wood's so brittle that the fret barbs are raising little splinters, so I was dabbing these with some #10 Thin to keep them from chipping out. Works great, as usual. Then, eight frets into the job I realized that the occasional drop of super glue was seeping completely through the fingerboard along a hairline crack I hadn't seen (it looked like just another fine grain line). Oh Noes! a 5" long crack right down the middle. But the #10 was seeping through the crack wherever I'd accidentally encountered it, so I just ran a line of glue completely down the crack. Problem solved! And I haven't even glued my fingers together (yet).