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    Default Super glue question

    What is a surface that Superglue won't stick to?

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    Some plastics (soda bottles, PVC, etc.) it depends on the brand of glue you are using so some experimentation will be needed.

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    In my experience? White metal which has already been superglued once.

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    Superglue has trouble sticking to itself.

    It also doesn't like certain types of pvc. The "wet shower-curtain" smell types.

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    Superglue doesn't like teflon, nylon, highly flexible or self lubricating plastics.

    Try dusting metal models with a little baking soda when the joints are still wet with superglue, and you'll be amazed how well they hold together, particularly if you re-wet the joint with superglue.

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    You only want baking soda on one side otherwise though it will dry up on itself before you can stick it togehter

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    super glue also struggles with wood. i.e. dowel rods, balsa rods, etc. the wood tends to absorb the glue before a join can form.
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