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<blockquote data-quote="ttocs" data-source="post: 1530600" data-attributes="member: 11896"><p>I thought exactly the same thing and it could just be some movie magic but with they often show on the vids that they hit it with a hammer or smack it and I am surprised it does not break. I can kind of understand that with the fiberglass but the powder/ash I would have thought would make for a brittle end as well.</p><p></p><p>Another warning about CA is it comes in different thicknesses, but they are all VERY good at glueing you to damn near anything. I normally use the medium(back when I flew RC airplanes CA was a go-to for repairs) but once on accident I got the thin. I went to put a dab on the wing to repair it and instead of a small drop a fair amount of liquid sprayed out, ran down the wing and then onto the bluejeans on my leg. I had to throw the airplane down and almost literally peel those jeans off before it all cured and glued them to me. There was a couple of times that I was holding two parts together for the 2mins it takes to cure only to discover one finger was now glued to the parts.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ttocs, post: 1530600, member: 11896"] I thought exactly the same thing and it could just be some movie magic but with they often show on the vids that they hit it with a hammer or smack it and I am surprised it does not break. I can kind of understand that with the fiberglass but the powder/ash I would have thought would make for a brittle end as well. Another warning about CA is it comes in different thicknesses, but they are all VERY good at glueing you to damn near anything. I normally use the medium(back when I flew RC airplanes CA was a go-to for repairs) but once on accident I got the thin. I went to put a dab on the wing to repair it and instead of a small drop a fair amount of liquid sprayed out, ran down the wing and then onto the bluejeans on my leg. I had to throw the airplane down and almost literally peel those jeans off before it all cured and glued them to me. There was a couple of times that I was holding two parts together for the 2mins it takes to cure only to discover one finger was now glued to the parts. [/QUOTE]
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