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Super glue on fishing line

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I want to know if it is better to use super glue to stable beads as stopper on the main line instead of rubber stoppers. Main line could be monofilament or fluorocarbon.

Any help will be appreciate.

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Super-glue is not water resistant. Better use epoxy. From this page :

Actually, super glues are not waterproof, at best they can be said to be water-resistant and will survive the occasional splash or brief soak in water and still retain its bonding properties. This is chiefly due to the fact that, the bond joint in a super glue will weaken and break apart if it is constantly immersed or dipped in water.

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