I picked up a tube at Michael's a couple weeks ago. I was looking for a good glue to use with Cub Scouts making CD Spool rockets - quick drying, very strong, easy to work with and clean up, without the risks of CA. I got around to trying it last night.
It works fairly well, there were a few glue 'strings' to deal with but not too bad. It sets up in about 3-5 minutes but you still have a good 2 minutes to adjust things before it sets up too much. It seems to do the job as a glue, the only drawback I see is the packaging. You have a plastic cap that screws off, then you cut through a foil sealer to allow the glue out of the tube. They include a narrow plastic tube to direct the glue a bit more precisely, but if you put the tube on, then you can't put the cap back on the tube when you are done. If you take the tube off, then you have glue in it which means it's a 'one shot' type of thing. I ended up not using the tube tip and appyling the glue with a toothpick, or a scrap piece of balsa.
I managed to get 8 fins and a few other piece put together in an hour, along with walking the dog, monitoring homework, and cleaning the kitchen, so it sets up well quickly. It appears to be pretty strong, but I will have to wait for the launch to see for sure. The picture is of my own design 2-stage that was bashed from two Estes Guardian kits, and a sheet of balsa. The motor mounts were also glued with the E6000 so this should be a good test all around of this glue.
