RAPIDFUSE SUPER GLUE Safety Data Sheet
Safety Data Sheet
RapidFuse Super Glue
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FEATURES & BENEFITS
Once cured, RapidFuse forms a tough, durable bond that withstands wear and tear, providing long-lasting reliability.
Clear, non-drip application: No mess
Sets in just 30 seconds, allowing for quick and efficient bonding without waiting around for prolonged cure times.
Fully cures in 30 minutes, providing a strong and durable bond in less time, ideal for urgent repairs and projects.
Bonds a wide range of materials including wood, metal, rubber, plastics, ceramics, glass, and fabric, making it perfect for multiple types of repairs.
The clear formula ensures a clean, seamless finish with no mess, making it ideal for precision work and visible surfaces.
Suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications, making it a versatile choice for all projects.
Utilizes advanced hybrid adhesive technology, ensuring a non-brittle, flexible bond that holds up under stress and movement.
DESCRIPTION
RapidFuse Liquid Super Glue the perfect adhesive solution for fast, durable bonds. With a quick 30-second set time and a cured bond in just 30 minutes, its hybrid technology ensures a non-brittle, long-lasting bond. Enjoy a clear, mess-free application suitable for indoor and outdoor use, bonding various materials including wood, metal, rubber, plastics, ceramics, glass, fabric, and more. Say goodbye to dripping glue and hello to reliable adhesion with RapidFuse.
30 Minute Cure Time
Set your repair down and walk away while it cures in 30 minutes.
Clean The Surface
To get a good bond, make sure the surface is clean and dry before applying.
Use a Small Amount
Do not use too much - just enough to cover the area you intend to bond with a thin coat of adhesive.
Plastic Primer Marker
If fusing plastics be sure to use plastic primer marker on all plastic surfaces being fused and wait 60 seconds prior to applying adhesive.
Didn't Get the Placement Right?
If you didn’t get the placement right to start, you can pull the two materials apart and realign them before applying another 30 seconds of pressure.
Squeeze the Two Substrates
Squeeze the two substrates you are bonding together tightly for 30 seconds. Wipe away any excess or “squeeze out” with a dry paper towel.
Cured adhesive may be cut away with caution using a sharp blade or removed with acetone (if appropriate/compatible with your application surfaces).
We recommend that you pretest for glass projects.
It is likely that the adhesive was over-applied. Just enough adhesive should be used to cover the area you intend to bond with a thin coat of adhesive. If it is a wide area you will be bonding, apply the glue in an “S” pattern to apply enough glue to cover the bonding area when squeezed together. When you clamp the pieces together, you will need to wipe away any excess that squeezes out with a dry paper towel before it sets.
Just enough to cover the area you intend to bond with a thin coat of adhesive. Use less on non-porous substrates like metal, glass or plastic. Use slightly more on porous substrates like wood or ceramics. Apply glue to only one surface, not both sides. You can use the two surface you are joining or the precision tip applicator of the bottle to spread the adhesive, but make sure when you press the substrates together to remove any excess.
The two surfaces have to touch with pressure for 30 seconds. If you can’t make the materials touch, you will not get a good bond. Try using a clamp if you can’t keep the substrates together with just your hands. Leave the clamp on for at least 5 minutes to make sure you get a good bond, or for a full 30 minutes for a cured repair.
RapidFuse will set after 30 seconds of strong pressure at which point you can set your repair down and walk away while it cures in 30 minutes. However, if you didn’t get the placement right to start you can pull the two materials apart and realign them before applying another 30 seconds of pressure to set it.
The reposition time will vary by substrate. A non-porous substrate like metal or glass will set much faster and give a shorter reposition time. Porous substrates like wood can be repositioned for 3 minutes. On materials like metal, glass and ceramics, don’t apply pressure for 30 seconds until you have the lineup of your materials perfect.
RapidFuse is repositionable for up to 3 minutes. You can pull your pieces apart and realign them for a perfect fit for up to 3 minutes and still get a full strength cured bond. When bonding other materials to wood, like metal, plastic or glass, your reposition time will be less and can range depending on how much adhesive you apply. Don’t apply pressure until you have your pieces lined up perfectly.
You can clamp most projects for just 5 minutes. For the maximum strength bond achievable, clamp for the full 30 minutes.
Use Acetone nail polish remover to get cured RapidFuse off your skin. Make sure it is Acetone nail polish remover. The non-acetone stuff won’t work. Wash your hands first to remove any un-cured adhesive with soap and water. Then wipe with an acetone soaked cotton pad. Do not try to pull or peel RapidFuse off.
Yes. RapidFuse is sandable, stainable and paintable. If you have excess cured adhesive on your project, you can scrape or sand it away. And you can stain or paint the cured adhesive that remains.
If RapidFuse adhesive doesn’t cure in 30 minutes, then it's likely you over-applied. Simply get a dry paper towel and remove the excess adhesive so it can cure properly and give it another 30 minutes. A good rule of thumb is if it’s shiny – then it’s still wet.
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