🔧 Super Phatic Adhesive by DELUXE MATERIALS (DLMAD21) - Enhanced SEO-Friendly Edition Review

I have been using Super Phatic for 3 years after developing an allergy to CA. I get into the balsa wood pretty well and hold it better than any other glue I've tried and it dries fairly quickly. I only have two problems with this stuff. 1. Once dry it remains slightly flexible which is good for strength but it means it is difficult to sand to a smooth finish. So keep it away from the outside of the wing or fuselage panel joints.2. If the glue is stored for more than a few months without…

Superglue doesn't exist. Call it "a moment and a half." You may have to wait 20 minutes for this glue to cure. This is an aliphatic adhesive with additives. Holds as well or better than Titebond. It is very thin and penetrates the joints easily. The joints withstand shocks well. It also penetrates well into wood fibers. Dries quickly but not instantly. If you fiddle with the seam a lot before it grabs, you'll need to add a little more glue. Total drying time is at least one night. When it…

I've been building model airplanes out of balsa for 60 years and when CA glue (superglue) became popular I started using them and loved many their benefits. Over time, I developed an allergy to SA fumes, burning sensations in my sinuses and eyes, and eventually bronchitis. I tried everything, carbon masks, fans, open windows and nothing worked. I almost gave up building when I discovered Super-Phatic by Delux Materials. The problem with traditional aliphatic glues (wood or white glue) is that…