I have used superglue as a bandage. When you're in a hurry it makes a quick and durable replacement for skin. It contains a form of cyanide, which I wonder about, but I discovered it by accident while building models.

>Baxter International Inc. won Food and Drug Administration clearance to
> sell the first fibrin sealant approved in the U.S. to help stop bleeding.
> Baxter's Tisseel is a kind of biological glue. It mimics the body's natural
> process in blood clotting The technology long has been used in Europe and
> even in some cases in the U.S., where doctors literally mixed up their own
> versions using variations of superglue.

> I guess you could spread this stuff on one strip and sweat (or
> bleed) on the other to get enough moisture to activate it. I did not
> see any comments on whether this stuff is compatible with being encapuslated
> in epoxy.