2-P10 Adhesive Kit
by Fastcap
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of 2-P10 Adhesive Kit
Customer Review: will call sales edgebanding services san dimas ca
Summary: 5 Stars
as a sales rep for a wholesale cabinet supply company i see alotof " new and exciting" products, but nothung stands up to the
2p 10 glue system!!! as a fast cap distributor we were given sample kits to demo to our customers, my first reaction was, "not another wonder product" but upon my 1st demo i was a changed man! i'am now a firm beliver in this product!!!!! i do truly belive its a wonder product. i've done demo's on woods, plastics and belive it or not stone, and every time the actual product being glued will fail before the glue line(meaning the wood,etc. breaks before the actual spot glued). by my demo's alone i estimate i've sold 8 to 10 2p 10 kits and numerous loose bottles of this amazing adhesive! my moto with 2p 10 is, "if it needs to be glued together 2p 10 is the way to go!!!!!".
Customer Review: Next best thing to a "board stretcher"
Summary: 5 Stars
Have you decided that super glue is worthless because it sticks only to your fingers and never to the parts you are trying to stick together? Well, I've found that 2P 10 is a super glue that REALLY works! To use the glue, just follow instructions: put glue on one side of the joint, spray activator on the other side and wait until it "flashes off" and then press the joint together and hold for 10 seconds... really! Full strength is achieved in 30 seconds. If your joints don't hold, you are probably not putting on enough of the glue. Apply enough to form a consistant layer on the surface. On porous surfaces such as a wood like oak its best to use the "thick" glue so it doesn't soak in so much that it doesn't hold. The "medium" glue works well on the plastics because it allows a thinner joint. I've used this stuff to fill small cracks and dents in wood too. Just spray the activator on the wood and then dab on a little adhesive, and then give it another spritz of activator. You can repeat the process for larger repairs by alternating activator and glue, letting each layer cure for about 30 seconds. The repair can be scraped or sanded flush in minutes as the cured glue is hard and clear. The "medium" works well in cracks because it flows in, the "thick" works well on the little dents because it can build up thickness. If you aren't getting satisfactory results, try experimenting with a little more glue, because if the 2P 10 doesn't seem to be working, it is probably you, not the glue!