STARBOND N/O-05 Odorless Thin, Premium CA Super Glue - Foam Safe INFILTRANT Plus Extra Cap and microtips, 2 oz.

The best thing I like about this glue is that I can use it on EPS foam(think pink panther foam sheets). It does not melt it like acid, and it does not melt it like it's own brands of either thin medium or thick super glues. I did use because I have all three of the regular super glues by Starbond... And those do melt the foam almost instantly which is normal. This stuff... This is a foam safe super glue it bonds instantly works with the accelerator and works with baking soda for great stickiness when attaching foam pieces together. Honestly this is going to be my go-to for foam pieces instead of hot glue because the super glue doesn't add dimension unlike hot glue. This is a must buy for people who work with foam alot. It's not totally odorless but it's a lot less older than a lot of other super glues this I can actually be around and not have an issue with prolonged exposure... That is a major Plus for when doing models on a time schedule constraints. Will be buying again once i run out.

I bought this to use with powdered copper and Turquoise for small inlays. This is very thin and penetrates easily and quickly. It dries slightly slower than others and this is an advantage for seeping into cracks or powders - it gets deeper before setting. If powders are too fine, it tends to bead up on the surface but this isn't an issue with the glue - it works great on just slightly courser materials. 300 mesh powders intended to be mixed into resin may not work with CA. 100-200 mesh powders work great with this glue Dries hard and clear like expected with CA.

Worked great repairing a foamy rc plane. You get extra tips and lots of CA for the price.

I use this for building guitars. The starbond thin is very thin CA glue. Dries very clear, perfect for rosettes, perfling, bindings, etc.

It is definitely oderless, which is very important to me, and the price is right.I agree that it is necessary to use an accelerator quite often, but I did also with BSI. It does not set up as quick as BSI, so keep the accelerator bottle handy.