I note that there are several viscosities for C.A. superglue but which if any are the quickest to set, thinest or thickest?
Maurice C.

As I understand the glues, the thinner the glue the quicker it is to set.

The thicker superglue does allow a little bit of adjusting and also fills very tiny gaps ,the thinner type needs the parts to be absolutely close fitted to be really successful .
Bob Tidbury

One other thing, superglue needs the presence of moisture to set as it is a chemical reaction that causes the setting. One tip I read was to breath, (as in trying to mist up a mirror), on the glue. A thick 'blob' will take a lot longer to set, as the moisture can not really get to the centre of the 'blob'.

Thanks for your replies, the thinner the faster then and breathe on it.
Maurice C.

but don't inhale!