SUPER GLUE
SUPER GLUE SY-IN48 Epoxy Adhesive Syringe 1.00 oz Yellow 24 hr
Epoxy adhesive in a 1.00 oz syringe sets in 90 seconds and cures fully in 24 hours
- TypeSealing Compound
- Sets in 90 seconds for rapid repairs
- 00 oz syringe delivers precise application
- Bonds wood, plastic, metal and tile
- Yellow epoxy cures fully in 24 hours
- Sealing compound formulation resists moisture and wear
Versatile epoxy syringe
The SUPER GLUE SY-IN48 is a two-part epoxy adhesive supplied in a 1.00 oz syringe for precise dispensing. It bonds wood, plastic, metal, tile and many other surfaces in a single application. The yellow formula suits repairs where a neutral tint blends with common materials.
Fast-setting repair adhesive
This product replaces slower epoxies that require long clamp times or mixing trays. The 90 second setting time makes the jump worthwhile when a repair must hold quickly and the 24 hour full cure fits the project schedule. It is not for users who need a clear bond line or a flexible joint after curing.
Simple syringe application
The syringe delivers measured amounts without separate mixing tools, reducing waste and mess on small jobs. Common issues include incomplete mixing if the plunger is not depressed evenly, and skin contact before the adhesive sets. Work in a ventilated area and wear gloves to avoid irritation.
Highlights
- Sets in 90 seconds for rapid repairs
- 00 oz syringe delivers precise application
- Bonds wood, plastic, metal and tile
- Yellow epoxy cures fully in 24 hours
- Sealing compound formulation resists moisture and wear
Specifications
| Type | Sealing Compound |
|---|---|
| Brand | SUPER GLUE |
Questions about this item
What surface area can the 1.00 oz syringe cover for a typical coating job?
The 1.00 oz syringe provides enough epoxy for small repairs or coating tasks such as filling cracks in wood, sealing tile edges, or bonding metal brackets; exact coverage depends on layer thickness and substrate porosity.
How do I use the dual-chamber syringe to get a proper mix without wasting adhesive?
Remove the cap, hold the syringe upright, and depress the plunger slowly to dispense equal parts resin and hardener onto a disposable surface; mix thoroughly for 90 seconds before applying to ensure full cure in 24 hours.
Will the cured yellow epoxy resist moisture and heat on a kitchen countertop over time?
Once fully cured after 24 hours, the epoxy forms a hard, water-resistant bond suitable for countertop repairs, though prolonged exposure to high heat or harsh chemicals may eventually degrade the surface.
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