If that tech was me, then be it known that I would suggest superglue only as a highly makeshift measure. And I don't recall ever suggesting it. I actually hope it was not me!
It is nowhere near as reliably strong as solder for this situation.
It creates one hell of a mess if it gets on neighbouring lacquer!
If you must use glue, then a slow setting epoxy would probably be more reliable and a lot less risky. E.g. Araldite Superstrength.
But definitely, some superglues are a lot better than others.
As for doing a good soldering job after glue has been used with care... For me the removal of the glue is a bit of a pain, but with my equipment would not take more than a couple of minutes. Not really any worse than removing heavy tarnish in preparation for soldering, IMO.
It is nowhere near as reliably strong as solder for this situation.
It creates one hell of a mess if it gets on neighbouring lacquer!
If you must use glue, then a slow setting epoxy would probably be more reliable and a lot less risky. E.g. Araldite Superstrength.
But definitely, some superglues are a lot better than others.
As for doing a good soldering job after glue has been used with care... For me the removal of the glue is a bit of a pain, but with my equipment would not take more than a couple of minutes. Not really any worse than removing heavy tarnish in preparation for soldering, IMO.
