Why causes superglue to dry?
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THE CHEMICAL REACTION BETWEEN THE AIR AND THE GLUE BECAUSE OF THE PEROXIDE IN THE GLUE WITH THE OXYGEN.
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Fast drying type like cyanoacrylate type used to glue golf club ends to fiberclass shaft & flites on hunting arrows U can find it in stores that sell that kind of stuff.
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The two most likely scenarios are a) You are not watering enough so it is drying up. B) You've overwatered, this causes the roots to rot, the tree cannot take up any more water since the roots are dead, hence it dries up and looks as if its been underwatered.
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Because its made with polyethelene. Polyethene and some other engineering plastics are typically very immune to superglue. These materials have what are called 'long chain links' (or something like that) and these arraingements of molecules are not easy to disrupt by chemicals.
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I have mercury amalgams that I have had for over 30 years..I know that is no help BUT still...a lawyer perhaps?\n Have they come unglued? I know some people have issues with the new "safer" glue...or is it decay? Trust me the dentist in question is the issue NOT all dentists...I have crowns from when I was 13 and they are all fine.
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It's probably already dried out, and the problem is likely to be the sticky residue left behind. \n\nDepending on how technically competant you are, you could try the following - it's what I'd do in your position.\n\nDismantle the laptop - strip it down, remove the keyboard and the PCBs\n\nSet to one side all the bits you can't do anything about: CD ROM, Harddrive, battery, screen etc.\n\nFor the rest, I'd use either an electrical cleaner, or a bowl of warm soapy water - it sounds daft, but bear with me - and clean the circuit boards off with a soft cloth. When any residue has been removed, dry with a hairdryer. DO NOT IMMERSE IN WATER THE CIRCUIT BOARD WITH THE PROCESSOR ON, but it is fine on any other boards.\n\nWith luck, this will cure the problem. While its in bits, clean the parts around the keyboard - again, warm soapy water will do, so long as you ensure it is thoroughly dry afterwards. \n\nGood luck!
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might be the keyboard, has some dust build up from a little moisture when it was wet, could be corrosio, could be it got on the cable end and it is corroded, I would take it out and check the cable end, if the socket and cable end are shiny, get a new keyboard, you can probably get one on Ebay for about 15$
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If you have high moisture in them, it will -vely affect your product after processing, silver streek anf britttleness.
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Because it causes the moisture on your hand to flash freeze and stick to it.  Just don't do it with your tongue!
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i have found superglue is disolvable by using acetone\n  or in other words nail varnish remover,also works where someone has superglued your locks, check it wont stain your jeans first though, hope this helps\njust soak the glue thoroughly and rob as you soak.
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Try useing the power adheasive.(sorry for the bad spelling)\nI used to use the paste and I had the same thing happen. Also make sure they arnt loose. If I wear mine to long (over say, 15 hours) the stuff that holds them in comes loose and I get that effect worse. Good Luck :)
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Assuming you are asking about corrugated cardboard, then the white glue will provide a more permanent bond if you keep it dry. \n\nThe white glue will seep further into the pores of the cardboard and when it sets up will give the glue more hold. Hot melt tends to only attach on or near the surface
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I think I would use drywall compound (spackle). just work it into the grooves and lightly sand it off after it dries. it is NOT water soluble, so you could rinse it with hot water to get it back out when you're done.\n\nI meant to say it IS water soluble
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Rub on hand cream, then wash the spot with warm water. It may take a few washings before the glue comes off.  \n  \n      \n or\n  \n \nSoak your hands in warm water and soap, dab them dry, then take a nail file and file off the super glue.
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It sounds like you are desribing re-enforced craft tape.This is normally dispensed through a "Tape Shooter",which has a device to wet the tape as it is measured out.Don't lick it!It's nasty stuff.Use a damp sponge.The shiny side has the adhesive on it.It tends to curl rather quickly.
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teflon is a plastic with nonstick properties that is used as a coating, but i no that super glue will do the trick, or else just use glue gun...
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