Cyanoacrylate (C/A) Cement Applicator Tool

This is the Flex-I-File Cyanoacrylate (C/A) Cement Applicator Tool hobby and plastic model glue applicator.

Flex-I-File Cyanoacrylate (C/A) Cement Applicator Tool Hobby and Plastic Model Glue Applicator #805
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 Flex-I-File # flx805
$8.59
 
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Flex-I-File Item # flx805
Features :
  • All steel design also allows you to burn off any access materials that has a built up on the tip
  • Double pronged tip of the applicator suspends C/A cements and allows for easy and accurate application of glues
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Spotlight Review

 
"Useful tool"
seanr7358
I’ve been using needles and toothpicks and many other fine tipped objects for applying CA glue. I finally decided to purchase a purpose made applicator and haven’t looked back. Great length and weight. Tip seems to hold just the right amount of CA everytime. Clean up with acetone or a lighter, and wipe off carbon. Frequently used tool in my box.

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Features

  • All steel design also allows you to burn off any access materials that has a built up on the tip
  • Double pronged tip of the applicator suspends C/A cements and allows for easy and accurate application of glues

Specs

  • Flex-I-File Product Number: 805

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Reviews

  
 
"You Must Have This Tool"
isaackeller90 (Somerset, MA)
Was a bit iffy before I bought this because I always was a fan of tooth picks or even pins for such work. However the fork on the end of this tool holds the glue perfectly in place for you to dot it where ever you need to. It comes packaged in a protective plastic tube which I will keep to protect the delicate end. It also can be cleaned up if your a messy worker and let glue dry on the ends with a hobby knife as suggested by instructions You must get this save yourself future headaches, fork that glue up

 
"Right tool for the job"
mmthrax (Plano, TX)
This is like a tiny tuning fork. It allows you to pick up a tiny amount of glue. Much less than a drop. Much better than trying to squeeze a small amount from a tube, or even using a toothpick. I use the backside of a sour cream lid as a palette, squeeze on a drop of glue, and then use this tool to move very small amounts of glue to where I need them. I suppose I could use a filed down sewing needle stuck in the end of a dowel, but since I didn't think of that first, I don't mind paying the guy who did. It's worth the money.

 
"jGood tool but delicate"
lbrown248
This tool works great. It has two fork like prongs on the end for wicking and holding the CA glue. The glue will flow out from the tool when the tips of the forks are touched to the model. But...the forks are delicate. I was cleaning dried glue from mine and snapped off one of the forks. Now that I know I'll be more careful about keeping the tip clean on the next one I order.

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