Glue and Adhesives

You don't generally need a mask when working with glue at the 'recreational ' level. If you were using industrial adhesives all day long, then that's entirely different and not what many of our contributors are doing. In any case, if you need to use a mask the correct selection depend on what the glue is made of.

put water in leave it for a long time about 2 - 5 mins then use it properly

Yes, in the oral care

CPVC glue is specifcially formulated to glue CPVC pipe and needs a primer.

I would use contact cement instead. Because the metal and wood will expand and contract to different degrees, you want something that has some give to it.

Most glues are toxic. Whyl do you want toxic glue.

Epoxy would be best for that.

Go to the store and buy icing

You can, but the makers don't recommend it.

Super glue is safe on parts of electronic devices. Plastic casings and small components can be held to circuit boards for instance. This is a common method of repair if yuo are careful.

Depends what you are gluing it onto - more detail needed please.

Yes you can, but it's not recommended due to the different expansion rates of plywood and narrow strips of hardwood. -All the experts will tell you it should be angle-nailed.

It usually takes 24 to 48 hrs.

I find Loctite's super glue Activator works well: holds a patch of polyethelene sheet strongly on a sheet that had a hole (in a rink liner). The bond is strong enough to tear the underlying sheet when pulled hard, rather than peel off as other adhesives do on polyethelene (such as epoxy or super glue or silicon).

Hot glue also works--but it's problematic on a thin sheet: too much heat and you make a new hole.

Harry coover, beacuse the inventor of super glue is the Jr

No, not the glue itself, however the gun can over heat in the process of heating the glue and spark, so if there was anything flamable nearby it could spark a fire, yes.

No.. it does not work.. I have tried it on a piece of card (120 gsm)..

Yes, PVA glues can be used on wood.

A regular silicone will not work too well if at all - as an adhesive on Azak.

You can use Liquid Nails on Azak but you need to set a bead and spread it thin on both pieces you are joining. bead them, spread them, wait 10 - 15 minutes, and mate them and wait about 24 hours for a good hard bond- then you can use white silicone to fill the inside corner gaps.

If it were me-- I would use this Liquid Nails method but I would also counter sink screws and then bondo and sand the holes and then spray with Kilz.