G-S Hypo Cement [ Glue ]

BBspice Limited
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G-S Hypo Cement
G-S Hypo Cement was invented in 1939 for use in the watchmaking and jewelry repair industries. It is a combination of a fine precision tool and a clear drying, medium-strength cement that will not damage surfaces. The cement is ideal for jewelry, beads, plastic, glass, metal, ceramics, painted or sealed woods and other non-porous surfaces. This is a no-waste product that is ideal for many applications. Full use of the precision applicator tip is maintained by inserting the cap wire into the tube when not in use, and by cleaning excess drops from the outside of the applicator with rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover. This is not an "instant glue." It becomes tacky in 10 - 15 seconds, allows parts to be adjusted, and dries in 10 to 15 minutes. The cement will not bond fingers, and has a slight odor that dissipates quickly. Great for model making, miniatures, fine screw locking, sealing knots, precision waterproof sealing, precision repairs, optical and technical applications, crafts and hobbies.

PRECISION POINT APPLICATOR - DRIES CRYSTAL CLEAR

Perfect for all kinds of precise applications:

• Jewelry
• Watch Repair
• Beadwork
• Model Railroads
• Fly Fishing Lures
• Creative Crafts
• Bead Kits
• Dollmaking
• Ceramics
• Ceramic Repair
• General Houshold Repair
• Plastic Repair
• Fine Screw Locking
• Ophthalmic Application
• Industrial Applications

Long lasting and easy to use:

• Dries Water Clear and Stays Clear
• Built-in Applicator
• Will Not Damage Surfaces
• No Waste - A Precision Product
• Sets in 10 Minutes
• Allows Parts to be Positioned Before Setting
• Recommended for Non-porous Surfaces
• Ideal for All Plastics, Beading, Ceramic, Glass & More!
• Medium-Strength Cement - Will Not Bond Fingers
• Excess Easily Removed with Rubbing Alcohol
• A Tried and Tested Product - Available Since 1930's

Tips & Tricks:

• Flatten tube as you use it up; do not roll it.
• Insert cap wire when not in use.
• Clean needle-point area with rubbing alcohol before closing cap.