🔋 2 P10 Thin Refill - 2.25 Ounces Review

I mainly use it for inlaying/inlaying fine stone chippings on different types of wood. Because it's thin, it flows evenly and there aren't awkward bubbles or gaps all the time. I use painters tape to limit its area as it spreads easily.

Great when used with the 2-P10 Accelerator. Great for quickly repairing a piece of split wood, making fasteners, joining moldings (I'd use nails or slots too, but 2-P10 will hold them in place while you tighten the joint) or even fill in small dents. . It is transparent, grain can be seen through it. Test to make sure it doesn't interact with your chosen finish.) And yes, it sticks your fingers together like any cyanoacrylate, so be careful.

I mainly use this for pickling/pickling fine stone chips on various woods. Because it's thin, it flows evenly and there aren't awkward bubbles or gaps all the time. I use painters tape to limit its area as it spreads easily.

Used with accelerator, 2-P10 is great. Great for quickly repairing a piece of split wood, making fasteners, joining moldings (I'd use nails or slots too, but 2-P10 will hold them in place while you tighten the joint) or even fill in small dents. . It is transparent, grain can be seen through it. Test to make sure it doesn't interact with your chosen finish.) And yes, it will stick your fingers together like any cyanoacrylate, so be careful.

It's called "Slim" Here it is. It's wetter than water and I wouldn't recommend using it for making great models. I first bought it for woodworking in our new kitchen on the recommendation of our supplier. It was fine for that, and you can get Accelerator for it, but at least it grabs the tree (and fingers) right away. Use a larger drop (these are very large drops), then use the accelerator and it foams (the foam is easy to cut off).