| To dispense pin-point drops of super glue exactly
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| where you want them, hold the bottle upright, point
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| the tubing where you want it, then gently squeeze the
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| sides of the bottle. You can watch the glue squirt slowly
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| up through the tubing...so it's easy to release pressure
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| at the last moment...just as the glue reaches the tip of the
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| tubing.
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| When you release pressure on the bottle, any residual
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| superglue in the tube is sucked back down into
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| the bottle. This dispenser seldom clogs up, even
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| if left unused for weeks at a time.
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| If it does clog up, it will always clog
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| at the tip of the tubing. So use a scissors or
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| a razor blade to trim off the top 1/16" or so
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| of the tubing.
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| You can get TEFLON tubing at model airplane shops, or
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| at any university chemistry supply store.
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| 18-24 guage tubing will work just fine.
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| Use 20-24 guage thin wall Teflon tubing for the thicker ZapAGap
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| Use 26-30 guage thin wall Teflon tubing for the thinner PlastiZap
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| and/or ZapCA
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| Teflon tubing:
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| 1) Teflon tubing: Fralock (division of Lockwood Industries)
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| Canoga Park, Ca 818 709 1288
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| 2) Action-Electronics.com
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CA glue step 1
CA glue step 2
CA glue step 3