Review on 💪 Ultimate Adhesion Solutions: Krazy Glue KG92548R Instant 0.18 Ounce - The Power of Instant Bonding by Michael Rosario

I thought this was exactly what my only guitar teacher used to make, but it turns out it's not uncommon for classical guitarists to have their nails cut after a crack (or complete dissection of the nail tip) glue together. Classical guitarists generally can't play without nails, so a crack or tear is a big deal. I had a crack in the nail bed of my index finger and wish it wouldn't break since the index finger is the most important thing in the game (and ripping off your pink parka really hurts, trust me). So when I got home I tried my dad's super glue for the first time. I don't remember the exact brand but it was a decent traditional tube style brand. It was dirty. It followed the curve of my nail to my finger and left glue under my nail on my finger which subsequently creates an unsatisfactory, irritating feel on that finger. To top it off, it didn't take long for it to snap back to where it was before. So I bandaged my finger until I got this Krazy Glue brush to try and prevent further cracking. It is great! This brush is similar to the one you use for Old School White, only with very strong glue instead of white. A very light stroke of this brush across my nail and I'm good to go. It took 20-30 minutes to install but then it survived the shower and washing up and all that! I haven't tried playing guitar with him yet, but I will try tonight. However, it definitely seems strong, and it didn't hit my finger! Really glad I paid an extra buck or two to get this instead of the traditional look.