And last, it is hard to imagine that anyone would want to make a superglue go off faster than it already does, but accelerators do exist and are obtainable. However, nowhere in the directions of any glue-on product does it mention the use of any glue other than the one provided. The result may be your own personal mushroom cloud of lethal cyanide gas. Acrylics belong to a diverse and complicated chemical family. There are literally thousands of acrylics, some formulated to bond to certain metals or plastics, and some designed to set at a certain degree of hardness.
All acrylics give off fumes or vapors when curing, and they are toxic.
They should be informed of the potential risks in being exposed to the product. No one should unwittingly be exposed to a toxic or hazardous substance without informed consent and proper protection. Once an acrylic has been applied and has cured, it must be sanded or rasped smooth to conform to the hoof. Care must be taken to not inhale any of the dust or particles. Polymers are used to glue on shoes, rebuild hooves, and as general fillers.