Ken,</p>

You know well that I did not post #3 for you or anyone with a reasonable building experience.</p>

It was aimed at those who insist that CA is the only way to build, that insistently preach using CA and of course those building manuals that recommend CA glue.</p>

I personally do not suffer from any CA reactions for the simple reason that like you I only occasionally put a small drop to tack something or hold in place an item that cannot be clamped in a proper way.</p>

These days I use Sig-Ment as convenience because the LHS has it in stock and it does a good job. It also cures enough in 20 to 30 minutes to handle the pieces gently.</p>

Other glues are also very good.</p>

I hope your posting is read by all the beginners and follow the good advice.
It is regretful that building manuals that come with many kits are instructing to use CA and epoxy.</p>

I believe that CA vapors inhaled are causing permanent damage to our internal tissues.</p>

Thanks for your posting.</p>

Zor
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