• Super thick formula
• Jelly like concentrated CA
• Will not run or flow
• Can be applied to vertical or overhead surfaces
• Use Zip Kicker to accelerate cure time
• Available in 2 sizes

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ZAP GEL Is the thickest and strongest CA glue available. The tube comes with a long tapered tip allowing precise application of just the right amount of CA. From small pin point drops to the ability to lay down a bead of glue makes it very popular for many different hobbies and industries.

Hobby and Craft

The role playing gaming industry uses It for gluing pewter and plastic figures of all sizes. Jewelry makers like the high strength and the ability to apply just the right amount. Model builders also like the high strength features and use it for servo mounts, laminating, gluing plywood, anywhere a fast curing high strength joint is needed.

Outdoor Enthusiasts

Fly tiers and custom lure manufactures like ZAP GEL because it stays where they want it. 

Woodworking

Great for a clamp-less fixture in furniture and door / window manufacturing.  Great for adhering chair rails and crown molding without nails and nail holes.  Use a card to spread the Zap Gel into knots and holes for a quick filler.

Dental

Use Zap gel to adhere stone models to articulators.  Consider using Zap gel for repairs such as a stone to stone application.  The super thick viscosity will not wick into the stone.

Helpful Hints

ZAP GEL has the maximum gap filling formula, it will fill open pockets in porous woods and materials with one application. To speed the cure time ZIP KICKER may be sprayed on the joint after the glue has been applied. When forming a fillet or filling a large gap spray ZIP KICKER directly on the glue, it will start to harden immediately first forming a hard outer shell with the inside curing at a slower rate creating an extremely strong bond. When using on fiberglass cloth or fabric spread it across the material with an old playing card, business card, or a soft plastic spreader. The curing time will vary depending on the thickness of the glue. When spread out thinly it will cure much faster than a thick bead. For critical applications test sample joints for designed strength requirements.