CA is also used in woodworking. I often use a few dots of CA between dashes of wood glue to quickly join two wood pieces without waiting for PVA wood glue curing time. The CA binds the pieces together quickly, letting you work with the whole while the PVA cures for real strength. Applying accelerant to one surface does not affect the PVA but does kick the CA glue. It's also commonly used for temporary joins. Typically, two pieces of wood will have painters tape applied to the adjoining faces. CA is applied to one strip of tape and accelerant to the other. Press together for 10 seconds and you have joined the pieces with enough strength for using one as a pattern template for routing the other, or for doing ganged cuts and drilling. Then you can pry the pieces apart with a putty knife and just peel off the painters tape leaving the woods unblemished and without holes from physical fasteners.