The Install Bay
The Install Bay MAXI-CURE2 glue 113
Extra-thick cyanoacrylate bonds fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber while filling voids that can be carved and sanded to a plastic-like finish
- TypeGlue
- Extra-thick CA bonds most plastics including GE Lexan
- Fills and modifies voids better than putty when paired with Insta-Set
- Carves, sands and feathers to a finish indistinguishable from plastic
- Bonds fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber stronger than other hobby adhesives
- Adheres to cloth-textured fiberglass surfaces after scraping with blade or sandpaper
Extra-thick cyanoacrylate adhesive
The Install Bay MAXI-CURE2 is an extra-thick cyanoacrylate glue designed for bonding fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber. It also adheres to the interior cloth-textured surface of fiberglass after light scraping. The formulation works well with most plastics, including GE Lexan. Part number 113 identifies this specific product.
Hobbyists needing gap fill and finish work
Model builders and RC enthusiasts who need to modify parts or fill voids will find this adhesive effective, especially when paired with an accelerator such as Insta-Set. Once cured it can be carved, sanded and feathered to a finish that matches the surrounding plastic. Users looking for a thin, wicking CA for tight joints or a flexible adhesive for high-vibration areas should consider other formulations.
Bonds common hobby materials
The thick viscosity bridges small gaps and builds fillets on fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber assemblies. It provides enough body to shape and sand after curing. Very large structural gaps or applications requiring certified structural strength exceed what this hobby-grade adhesive can reliably handle.
Highlights
- Extra-thick CA bonds most plastics including GE Lexan
- Fills and modifies voids better than putty when paired with Insta-Set
- Carves, sands and feathers to a finish indistinguishable from plastic
- Bonds fiberglass, hardwood, metal and rubber stronger than other hobby adhesives
- Adheres to cloth-textured fiberglass surfaces after scraping with blade or sandpaper
Specifications
| Type | Glue |
|---|---|
| Brand | The Install Bay |
| Model | MAXI-CURE2 |
Questions about this item
What surface preparation is needed before applying the MAXI-CURE2 glue?
Scrape the bonding area with a razor blade or coarse sandpaper to ensure proper adhesion on fiberglass, hardwood, metal or rubber surfaces.
Can the cured adhesive be shaped to match the surrounding material?
Yes, once cured it can be carved with a knife, sanded and feathered to create a finish indistinguishable from plastic.
How can I verify the bond has formed correctly after assembly?
The joint should hold firm stress on fiberglass, hardwood, metal or rubber, and any filled voids can be sanded smooth to blend with the original surface.
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