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I agree with Eamonn above.
CA is a useful item in the workshop, for filling holes, cracks, as a sanding sealer, as well as a finish.
I don't use it to glue in tubes but for a hard, clear finish it is hard to beat.
I only apply one or two coats on certain pens, especially segmented ones where colours tend to bleed as this is reduced if applied before sanding.
I have also used it to stop bleeding cuts on my hand.
If you have CA it is recommended to keep it in a fridge.

[QUOTE="alan morrison, post: 360932, member: 2049"] I agree with Eamonn above. CA is a useful item in the workshop, for filling holes, cracks, as a sanding sealer, as well as a finish. I don't use it to glue in tubes but for a hard, clear finish it is hard to beat. I only apply one or two coats on certain pens, especially segmented ones where colours tend to bleed as this is reduced if applied before sanding. I have also used it to stop bleeding cuts on my hand. If you have CA it is recommended to keep it in a fridge. [/QUOTE]

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