Super glue heat shrink

[seitenryu]

I'm trying to determine which, if any, heat shrink materials are compatible with cyanoacrylate. I can't fit the tubing around a particular fitting and the attached wire diameter is very small. Cutting a strip, gluing the ends around it and then shrinking is the goal. Cant remember the plastics that work best. Will this work??

Sam

 

[CKOD]

How big is the fitting and how small is the wire? You can get heatshrink with a higher shrink ratio then the usual 2:1, you can get up to 10:1. I don't think CA would work in that manner as it usually doesn't play nice with heat.

You can even get adhesive lined heatshrink which has a flexible hot-melt glue inside of it, which bonds quite well to some jacket/insulation materials.

 

[seitenryu]

Really, 10:1?! That would work, but it also has to pass a T. I guess it's back to MMC. Maybe I'll find some sheets and try it. It'd be nice to be able to seal anything, ya know?

EDIT: fitting is about 1" in circumference and wire is 16-18g

 

[buickid]

Theres self-bonding silicone tape. I have a roll, never tried it on anything yet. Its stretchy and fuses to itself.

 

[350xfire]

Theres self-bonding silicone tape. I have a roll, never tried it on anything yet. Its stretchy and fuses to itself.

Yeah, there is some tape stuff by 3M that makes a water tight seal.