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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Normal glue contains water and as it drys out it forms a solid bond, 'Super glue' needs water to react and form a bond (thats why it never sticks to the inside of the tube). it reacts with the moisture in the air. To dry super glue quick, breath on it.
If you ever spill super glue on your skin the worst thing you can do is run it under the tap. nail varnish remover is very good on normal skin, but if you ever get it in open wounds, eyes mouth or anywhere else stupid.... get to a hospital quick.
Bob-a-job...Disagree strongly with your advice on not using water to remove superglue from skin.
Yes, water acts as the catalyst to cure superglue and form the bond, but excess water causes it to break down. Manufacturers advice is to use hot water, as an alternative to acetone.
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