Difference Between Super Glue and CA Glue: Super glue, cyanoacrylate, and CA glue are all different names that describe the same instant adhesive. Various user groups adopt different names for them. For instance, woodworkers, model-builders, serious hobbyists and skilled crafting pros use terms like cyanoacrylate adhesive or CA glue. Commercially, most know the adhesive as superglue.

Starbond Super Fast Thin CA
Starbond Super Fast Thin is a thin viscosity CA Glue. The watery-thin cyanoacrylate glue infiltrates hairline fractures, pores, and narrow slots filling any empty voids. Thin super glue is suitable for strengthening porous and fragile material: soft wood (balsa), ceramics, unpolished rocks and minerals, and fossil bones. During powered inlay applications, the glue stabilizes the material through capillary action. In addition, the instant adhesive will rapidly soak into soft, porous objects until full saturation is achieved.

Used In:
Woodturning and Pen Making: High gloss CA finish and pen finish for a hard, clear, waterproof coat. Metal and turquoise powered inlays
Woodworking: Repair and fill wood cracks, stabilize bark inclusions and soft punky wood
Guitar Repair and Assembly: Guitar inlays on the headstock, body, and fretboard, install bindings and purflings on stringed instruments
Fossil Preparation: Stabilize and strengthen fossils before extraction
Lapidary: Repair small chips and cracks in stone, cabochons, jewelry making and repair
Furniture: Refinishing and antique restoration
Ceramic repair
Marble, Granite and Quartz repair
Hobby Models: Bond fiberglass to balsa wood, assemble balsa planes and boats
Taxidermy: Ensures secure attachment of limbs and adheres skin to limbs

Compatible With:
Wood Metal Rubber Leather Ceramics Gemstones Rocks & Minerals Carbon Fiber Fiberglass PVC and Most Plastics