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- Aug 4, 2021
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Hey All,
For any Canadian people who have been having trouble getting their hands on Gluemasters Thin glue for their aquascapes, I tired about 6 different glues on test pieces and by far the BEST alternative I found is CECCORP's Extra Thin. Runs like water and sets almost instantly when using the substrate sprinkling method:
1. Cover your joint in rock dust/sand
2. Apply glue to the joint
3. About 20 seconds later repeat steps 1 & 2
4.. You'll see the small puff of vapour kick up instantly and you'll know the reaction is occuring
USE IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA, Stuff is strong while it's setting.
Anyway, hope this helps folks. It allowed me to pull of my scape in about 2 hours.
For any Canadian people who have been having trouble getting their hands on Gluemasters Thin glue for their aquascapes, I tired about 6 different glues on test pieces and by far the BEST alternative I found is CECCORP's Extra Thin. Runs like water and sets almost instantly when using the substrate sprinkling method:
1. Cover your joint in rock dust/sand
2. Apply glue to the joint
3. About 20 seconds later repeat steps 1 & 2
4.. You'll see the small puff of vapour kick up instantly and you'll know the reaction is occuring
USE IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA, Stuff is strong while it's setting.
Anyway, hope this helps folks. It allowed me to pull of my scape in about 2 hours.


