Probably not. You need a mechanical aid like a dowel or biscuit in the wood with Tite Bond 3 .
A better choice would be an epoxy glue. Super glue is not perfect on wood, painted or not.
You could if the wood was 2 very smooth, flat, shiny surfaces. that's where super glue excels. If it's 2 rough pieces of wood there's no way super glue will make a solid joint.
very sticyANS 2 - Super glue does not adhere very well to wood. Try carpenter's yellow glue instead.
Wood glue ANS 2 - I would use yellow carpenter's glue
It's possible, but their is little use. Even if you managed to get it onto the shaft of a nail as it sank into the wood, it would achieve little due to super glue's inability to make a bond to raw wood.
Because it is a totally different composition.
if it is a plastic model kit you can use super glue, but not wood glue.
These are quite different products, with different formulations and actions. In particular, 'super glue' - cyanoacrylate requires the absence of air for its action.
None of those are ideal . The best wood glue by far is Titebond lll and it's not too pricy.
No, try an apoxy, super glue, or zap a gap. N
yes ANS 2 - If you mean wood boards, that's a definite NO. PVA (white or yellow glue) will adhere to wood better.
gorilla glueANS 2 - They all work well . - Some are better in different applications.