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In theory yes. I think the med CA would be fluid enough to soak into the wood. So the thinnest glue you have should be used as the first layer so as much glue as possible can be absorbed.

You are both quite right. Standard super glue is composed mostly of ethyl cyanoacrylate, which forms polymers in the presence of water. This means, that super glue should be stored in airtight...

I am not sure whether you could use either of the two glues you just mentioned or not. I would guess that you have read the stickied CA finish post:...

The type of glue you have linked is the original Gorilla Glue. What you are looking for is this:
http://i117.photobucket.com/albums/o42/pyroguy_3/DSCN0809.jpg
This is the Gorilla Glue Super Glue...

Absolutely. There are a few reasons to do the inside of the scales. One, and most important in my opinion, is to seal the wood. Water tends to be nasty on wood. I had a piece of maple sitting on the...

I am taking a set of bacote scales through this finishing process. I am on the second coat of glue, about to go up to the 1000 & 1500 grit sanding. One addendum I would like to suggest for this...