quick-setting

adj

(of cement, jelly, etc) that sets or hardens quickly

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Translations

quick-setting

[ˈkwɪkˌsetɪŋ] ADJ quick-setting glue → pegamento m rápido

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For example, last year Gorilla introduced its version of a quick-setting epoxy with a urethane hybrid technology that provides better overall strength and flexibility, overcoming the problem of brittle bonds common to other quick-set epoxies.

Adhesives 'for the Toughest Jobs'

The gel, which contains the quick-setting chemical methyl methacrylate (MMA), is used to attach false nails at salons across the UK.

NAIL GEL BAN BID

Once the quick-setting plaster hardens, she removes the mask and demonstrates a variety of ways to decorate it, using paint, feathers and such.

Maskmaking with plaster tape

Canton, MA-based Interpolymer Corp.'s new Bimodal Polymers provide quick-setting hold, high humidity resistance and excellent curl retention in hair styling products.

Interpolymer's Bimodals form high-gloss hair films

Available with quick-setting rotary knobs or soft-touch keypad control, refrigerated and non-refrigerated centrifuges rapidly spin tubes at high RCFs.

Line of tabletop centrifuges

Damaged metal corner bead can be fixed quickly with quick-setting patching compound (a 4-lb.

Repair damaged metal corner bead

Pierce had used a quick-setting polymer product on several other city projects and had heard that it might offer an alternative to heavy restoration work in certain situations.