Could be an A/C coolant leak.
You could take a bali0o8loon and covperh it in some kind of glue that smells horrible and this glue will make the balloonjuyuhu nyi900ot pop and then you gluk,p,nbvce newspaper on top of the balloon and then you can decorate the animal hfbuko;owever you may like.
It could be PVA, it could be resin, it could be cyanoacrylate - -Name your Glue-
Depends on what you think smells good. I'm really weird so I think it smells good so it's up to you. But I do not encourage you to sniff it.
UHU GlueANS 2 -Different glues are made for different materials. - What may be mediocre glue on one thing could be world's best on something else,
Yes.
New head gaskets do not require "glue".ANS 2 - I've never seen any head gaskets, old or new that require any type of glue. Usually this could cause 'hot spots' and failure of the gasket.
White glue contains chemicals such as ethyl acetate and vinyl acetate, which can give off a strong odor. These substances are used in the manufacturing process of glue and can produce a noticeable smell when the glue is applied. The odor may also be intensified by the presence of preservatives and other additives in the glue formula.
YES, glue sniffing can definitely cause brain damage.
Advantages: Gun is relatively cheap Stronger than average glue and long lasting Disadvantages: Could be dangerous if not used a correctly Thick; could cause lumpy surfaces Doesn't stick properly on smooth surfaces.
it really won't be good....but it depends on the type of glue some glue can cause worse problems then other types of glue...
Sniffing glue can indeed lead to brain damage and death.