Latex paints use water as the vehicle.
Oil based paints use (wait for it!) oil.
Glues usually use water, but some have other fast evaporating items.
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it dependeds on where you plan on applying the glue. I tried to glue my sons mouth shut and the glue never cured. however i paint him white all the time and it sticks just fine.
Since most glues are water-based it will freeze. However it will never really turn back into its original state. It's best to not freeze glue and most glues say not to on the back of the bottle.
Traditional glues made from plant or animal materials can be eaten by fungi. However most modern synthetic glues made from synthetic polymers cannot support the growth of fungi.
Dry it out more easily after bathing; as well as laundry made dry.
Hard, but easily breakable - dry and brittle.
Dry paper is easy to ignite unless it is especially treated to be fire-resistant. Wooden match sticks light easily.
Most paints dry by the action of air vapourising their solvent.
The verb is to dry.
i dont think so but you ca die by sniffing solvents such as some glues and some paints.
Studies have shown that they dont dry out nearly as fast as other paints.
yes, eventually.
No, they are useless.
Yes, they are, once dry.
It depends on the quality of the paint. Higher quality house paints dry darker while paints made only for coverage and price tend to dry lighter.
Some glues dry transparent and some do not .If it dries white or any other color it usually says so on the label.
Many liquid glues dry clear. All cyano-acrylates do.
Absolutely
Yes, easily with any number of glues, silicone, epoxy, contact cement, almost any - except PVA glues ( they will not stick to most plastics).