Looking for an ultra-thin CA glue that penetrates quickly into any surface? GluBoost Fill n’ Finish Ultra Thin is your water-clear, flexible, non-brittle all-in-one solution. This high-wicking formula seeps deep into wood grain to repair, bind, seal, and smooth—making it an essential product for woodturners working with fine details or challenging materials.
Ultra-thin viscosity. 2 oz bottle. Includes 2 whip tips (a glue tip extender that lets you adjust flow) for pinpoint accuracy. 2 oz bottle. Shelf life 1 year.
What is GluBoost Fill n’ Finish Ultra Thin used for?
Ultra Thin is ideal for scratch repair, crack filling, sealing, and stabilizing. Its extremely low viscosity allows it to wick deeply into wood fibres, making it perfect for sealing end grain, strengthening soft or punky woods, and stabilizing delicate materials. It can be used as both a base coat and a final coat in a CA finishing system.
What does “self-levelling” mean?
This formula naturally flows and settles into an even layer after application. It penetrates and smooths fine imperfections, helping you achieve a cleaner surface with minimal buildup.
What sets GluBoost Ultra Thin apart from other CA glues?
Unlike standard ultra-thin CA glues that cure quickly and become brittle, this formula is slow-curing and flexible. It gives you more working time and creates a stronger, more durable result. It also dries water-clear, helping repairs and finishes blend seamlessly into the surrounding material.
How do I use it for best results?
Apply directly to the surface and allow it to wick into the material. Because it is a slow-curing formula, GluDry accelerator must be used with all Fill n’ Finish products to ensure proper curing.
For best results, use Ultra Thin to seal and penetrate first, then build up your finish using Fill n’ Finish Thin or Pro Formula. Suggested steps:
Where does it work best?
Use it as a sealer for pen blank ends after milling.
Can it stabilize wood while turning?
Yes. Ultra Thin works as a stabilizer when turning soft woods or blanks with embedded materials (like coffee beans). As you approach final shape, stop and saturate the blank. Repeat as needed to strengthen the material and reduce the risk of blowouts.
What else should I know?
Price per bottle in Canadian dollars.