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Why doesn the glue always dry instantly?

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Why doesn the glue always dry instantly?

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The more glue that is used in a given bond area, the slower the cure will be. For instance, a puddle of glue on a glass surface may not cure for hours. In these circumstances, instant glues tend to act like they’re still in the bottle. Should a large quantity of glue be necessary, as with making a fillet, using our accelerators will cause an almost instant cure even in this extreme scenario.

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