Pour super glue on cement, and it glues the cement together. Just like you'd expect.

Super glue cures instantly with water. That's why it bonds skin so bloody well. Very fine hydroscopic powders contain a small amount water, like cement, baking soda, cornstarch, plaster of Paris. Different powders give different properties to the end result.

PLEASE NOTE: These repairs cannot be done with standard thick super glues that are available from local retailers. You will have to order watery-thin super glues from brands such as StarBond. And be extremely cautious using it, because the fumes are very toxic, and the glue itself is extremely caustic to your skin. Be advised to wear an apron and thin rubber gloves, and have active ventilation. This stuff is DANGEROUS, and I'm not exaggerating at all!

These videos are so much better at double speed

Very helpful in a throw away society. I always try to repair before replace and I shall now be using this method as well thank you.

The finer the powder, the more surface area available to carry moisture evenly within the mixture. Adding any kind of mesh,fibers,fabric etc. only adds overall strength, resistance to fracture, stress dispersion,and bonding surface area within, and extending out to the edges where it contacts the material being repaired. It also permits the repair to be sanded down to a grit of 6,8,10, up to 12,000 grit, making a gloss finish possible if desired, but obviously, it’s going to be harder to sand diatomaceous earth than baking soda, for example. A drinking straw cut at an angle, and loaded with whatever powdered medium, coming into intermittent, even indirect, contact with a running electric toothbrush (with some practice) can be a very precise applicator without actually coming in contact with any glue, since the bond is instantaneous and permanent.

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Works the same with baking soda. But is instant and hard as steel . It can even be drilled and tapped. It holds a thread.

Surpreendentemente incrível essa idéia. Obrigado por compartilhar.

To stick it, it's better to sand the surface first, this will guarantee longer strength

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That bond between the 2 steel rods began to crack between 1:22 and 1:23. just before the cut away.

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The material in cigarette bud is very strong when mixed with superglue and useful in giving support to broken edges of vehicle plastic parts

Brilliant idea where no real force is exerted like the bolt hole on a panel, for years I've been making my own wood filler, simply mix some of the same wood saw dust with PVA glue, when dried out you can sand it, works wonders. If you put ordinary hand soap or washing up liquid on your metal screw before inserting it into wood or a wall plug, you'll find it is easier to turn the driver. To avoid splitting wood when hammering nails into it, turn it so it's sharp point is upwards and lightly hammer a small flat on it carefully so it doesn't bend, then use in wood. If you need plumbers seal for joints but have none, you can either use gloss paint or make up some using dry filler powder and mix it with linseed oil to a not too runny consistency.

I would like to see strength comparisons with super glue paired with cement, baking soda, saw dust, cigarette ashes, cotton ball fibers, the sanding dust from various plastics and metals. I'm betting that dust from waxy feeling plastics like polyethylene and polypropylene would not work.

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Oh my God! This topic has never stopped being hot, I have also done many experiments combining cement with super glue and it really works, congratulations! ❤🎉🎉🎉

So let me get this straight, you can't smash it a hammer, but can cut it with a pair of art scissors?

That's a nice trick

Cotton and superglue works well too. It's more for plastic, I don't think it would work for metal rods. That's interesting how strong the bond between the rods was.

It was very informative and useful, thank you ❤

This is amazing "Creation holic". Thank you for sharing.

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Now I know so much more about the wonders of super glue and cement! Thank you for your insight and wish you sustainable development!😆

Nobody has mentioned using graphite. Graphite consists of layers of graphene which is incredibly strong. You will have a lot more work tidying up the job after using graphite powder, but the mend will be much stronger.

Saw dust and superglue also works very well if you don't have cement, it's saved me a few times.

Thank you for this wonderful fix-it option.

Cześć jestem Z POLSKI podoba mi sie Twój filmik jestem po wrażeniem co można zrobić z klejem i cementem pozdrawiam i proszę o więcej filmików.

Quite literally any filling agent with superglue works ie SG + flour, SG + Baking soda, SG + sawdust, SG + paper dust etc it just improves and speeds up the curing process.

Yes, I enjoyed your video in Sydney Australia and I was amazed. Thank you Creation Holic,

I have some LFT Mapei tile mortar; definitely going to try this for small plastic repairs.

Superglue + cement = Superfiller Merci beaucoup

If only the Romans had known this trick they could have made structures that really lasted a long time! Seriously though, I hadn’t though if repairing plastics this way. Nice tip!

Really great idea the combination with cement! Thank you for sharing! Greetings from Hellas (Greece)

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Using a glue to bind the glue that normally binds concrete.

For those watching. You aren't limited to cement. Other powdered solids that work include, baking soda, baking powder, corn starch and ash. I only mention this because cement isn't an everyday household item for many.

Very knowledgeable and therapeutic. Thank you.

THIS GUY IS THE MAN! This is a great video along with your other helpful and thought-provoking tutorials!! Keep up the great work! 👍

You have useful ideas. Greetings from NRW DEUTSCHland.

Never underestimate the Chinese ability to make trash out of … trash. I’m surprised they didn’t use ramen noodles with that concrete mix on the corner of the dresser

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Thank you

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Cement is physically hard because of a chemical reaction with water. If you are going to use cyanoacrylate glue, why not simply sand?

Baking powder, or flour, one of them, or probably either one, makes incredibly hard white material when mixed into superglue. Many videos about it.

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Saludos, te estoy viendo desde el sur de España, muy buen vídeo. Conocía lo del superglue y el bicarbonato, pero esto del cemento no, habrá que probarlo. Gracias por subir el vídeo.

Formidável

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These videos are extremely satisfying to watch...

Good tips. What do you do with the rest of the 70 lb. bag of cement?

Great videos. BTW, I am from Israel. You have also used baking soda in other videos. Which is better, baking soda or cement? Can any fine powder such as potato starch or pepper be used? Could we use a metallic powder with super glue to "solder" wires? Thanks

If it really works that well this is genius. I never thought of using cement. I am going to try that next time I need to make a bond far more secure.

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Be careful with those fumes!! Make sure you do this in a well ventilated place. I don't know what the fumes are, but super glue is cyanoacrilate, so possibly related to cyanide 😮

on other plastic items, you are better off soldering plastic parts together. with some small metal reinforcement like staples or paperclips. the glue is brittle and will break again.

This was actually useful in more ways than one, thanks!

Thank you! The best ideas are the simplest.....

For anything steel, a small welder and partial fender washer would be better than superglue. Depends on how much weight is going to be pushing or pulling on it.

1:22 it was about to break so he stopped it.

Thank you for the video from India

Magnífico! Una gran idea que ayuda muchísimo a solucionar problemas rápidamente Gracias!!

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Muy hutil la idea,aprendimos algo nuevo,Gracias.

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Me parece tu ingenio , fantástico.

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Saludos desde Venezuela. Excelente video. me gusta este tipo de contenido, es muy util de verdad y se aprende mucho.

Muito bom !

I've used charcoal that I ground up from BBQ charcoal briquet and eggshell that I also ground up. Used a Morter and pestal to grind them into a fine powder.

Thanks a lot. I was thinkin' how to fix my bike plastic covers, this is it.

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Nice scissors! & The super glue done exactly what was expected!

(Here in PA USA) I have seen a KZfaqr doing this with charcoal on the same bike fender. Pretty cool!

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You have solved so many problems!

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Great hack, much appreciated, thank you. 👍👍

I assume you mean what we call in the U.S. "Portland Cement" the dry power that you add to sand and gravel to make concrete? So many good ideas!

Très instructif et intéressant. Profitable.

Gracias por compartir estas ideas geniales

Greetings from Greece. Thank you for sharing

Wow, quite appreciable.

I am loving this

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Brilliant, thank you

Ide nya sangat menakjubkan sobat, boleh di coba ni. Terima kasih atas ilmu atau ide kreatif anda, saya menikmati dari awal hingga akhir dari 7 uji coba ide kreatif anda hanya dari lem super dan semen, sekali lagi saya ucapkan terima kasih banyak.

Very informative Thank you