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As in, it will keep holding if exposed to water after it has set, not "you can apply it under water", correct?
by tgsovlerkhgsel 4y ago
As in, it will keep holding if exposed to water after it has set, not "you can apply it under water", correct?
- maxerickson 4y agoThe water will cause it to cure very quickly, so it will be hard to establish a good bond. Normally it cures because of the presence of water in the air.
- hgsgm 4y agoBut can it attach underwater, with all the water between the two surfaces?
- fwlr 4y agoNo. Maybe you could make it work but I wouldn’t count on it. Marine epoxy is designed for this task, it can be applied and attached fully submerged with no issues.
- fwlr 4y agoTurns out people with more experience than I have in using superglue underwater say it does work, I was wrong!
- liveoneggs 4y agoyes this is how corals are propagated
- liveoneggs 4y agoIt forms a skin almost immediately but if you squish the bubble between two objects it will pop and you can do full underwater gluing.
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- liveoneggs 4y agoI mean you can apply it under water and it works just fine. I use it all of the time in my aquarium.