baking soda parts….& repairs
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(1810) Super Glue and Baking soda! Pour Glue on Baking soda and Amaze With Results – YouTube
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Interesting… thanks for posting. I’ll have to play around with this chemistry and evaluate potential uses.
Joe B
I don’t think it is chemistry just added support.
I don’t know….That’s what I was thinking too, but then some pretty good smoke started coming out, on the last example. That would seem to indicate there may be some actual reaction going on.
Being this is the AOMCI, I can see some potential uses for this technique. However, it’s baking soda, so I wonder how it stands up to water……..or gas/oil….
Long live American manufacturing!
link provided as a suggestion but not as a meams to replace load bearing parts. I have seen video where the mix is used to fix musical instrument .
just be extremely cautious about getting any crazy glue fumes in the lungs or eyes. sneaky stuff….:-(
(1810) Super Glue and Baking soda ! Pour Glue on Baking soda and Amaze With Results – YouTube
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Very interesting, would love to hear the actual chemical explantion…
It gets even harder if graphite is added in with the baking soda. strange but it works.
That’s amazing how that works, playing with super glue before, I wonder if there is an easy way to get it off your skin, seems to stick on your skin pretty easy. Should have been a Chemist, think of all the ideas a person could come with.
no need to get it off the skin if you wear gloves !
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I’ve used it to fill in/repair nicks in wooden propellers on my old ultralight planes. Adhered well but unsure of the “strength” of it.
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