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Why does glue stick only when it's dry?
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| cairina.moschata answers: The molecules that allow glue to stick are held apart when wet. When dry, the molecules come together and form a bond 3 years ago / reply
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| bikeman answers: Super glue & hot glue both stick objects together when they are still wet 3 years ago / reply
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| beeper_spryte answers: if you want superglue to stick faster, breathe on it like you were misting up a window - the moisture accelerates the process.
as for waiting until "both surfaces are tacky" i thought it was just to give the gluea chance to stick to the surface before you tried to stick it to something else! oh well! 3 years ago / reply
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