Satellite City NCF Quick Glue Accelerator – 6 oz. Aerosol, Plastic- & Foam-Safe
Satellite City NCF Quick Glue Accelerator – 6 oz. Aerosol, Plastic- & Foam-Safe
Satellite City NCF Quick Glue Accelerator is a 6 oz. aerosol cyanoacrylate accelerator that stays active for several minutes, so several pieces can be sprayed at once, and is plastic-safe and foam-friendly.
Key Features
- 6 oz. aerosol can.
- Active for several minutes after spraying, so several pieces can be prepared in one pass.
- Plastic-safe and foam-friendly.
- Less expensive per ounce than NCF Stone, and with a more pleasant odor than the alternatives per the manufacturer.
- Speeds the set of Hot Stuff CA glues, including the thick Special T grade the manufacturer recommends an accelerator with.
Who Is This For?
Shops bonding plastics, foam and composites, and fabricators who spray a run of parts in one pass rather than piece by piece. It is the general-purpose accelerator for a bench that is not working on light-colored stone.
What This Is Not For
Not the can for light-colored granite: the manufacturer warns that over-application of NCF Quick may cause some light-colored granite varieties to discolor, and directs those users to Satellite City NCF Stone Glue Accelerator, which is formulated for granite and marble.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use NCF Quick on light-colored granite?
The manufacturer states that over-application of NCF Quick may cause some light-colored granite varieties to discolor, and directs those users to NCF Stone instead.
How long does it stay active?
NCF Quick is active for several minutes after spraying, so several pieces can be sprayed at once.
Is it safe on plastics and foam?
NCF Quick is published as plastic-safe and foam-friendly.
What form is it supplied in?
NCF Quick Glue Accelerator is a 6 oz. aerosol can, not a pump or a bottle.
Which glue grade most needs an accelerator?
Special T, the thick 1150-1500 cps grade, sets more slowly than the thinner Hot Stuff glues and the manufacturer recommends using an NCF accelerator with it.