Loctite Thin Super Glue for Aquascaping?

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Thin will just run off like water. If you can pile the sand around in a way you can let gravity flow of the thin CA, it might work. Turn you structure on its side and work your way around it. Worth a try but I think it will be messy. You might try mixing thick and thin together
 
Thin will just run off like water. If you can pile the sand around in a way you can let gravity flow of the thin CA, it might work. Turn you structure on its side and work your way around it. Worth a try but I think it will be messy. You might try mixing thick and thin together
The thin CA and crushed dry rock powder like this.
 
As I understand it thin glue can be made into a "putty" by adding bicarb of soda, I would google that to make sure, but aeroplne propellors are repaired using that method.
 
I can't understand the video, so I didn't watch it all. I assume they are saying it works so are you asking if that brand is ok? Yes
 
I can't understand the video, so I didn't watch it all. I assume they are saying it works so are you asking if that brand is ok? Yes
I thought I posted the one with subtitles. The glue they use penetrates into the crushed Marco rock powder and quick sets it like a mortar. I was just wondering if anyone has tried it with this glue?

Here’s a couple other videos of the process.


 
We also just joined the forums after Tidal Gardens review, please pm me if you are interested in thin ca, we have special discount for r2r community members. Happy to serve :)
 

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