There are a couple of types of CA I use, medium and thin.
If the parts mating surfaces are really flat and true, like flat PE parts to plastic, thin will work well. If they are a bit rough, like resin to resin in some cases, I use the medium. You'll have to do some experimenting with the CA. There will be plenty of the "sprue" or base materials to cut parts from, sand or file the surfaces and glue to see how the CA acts. Sometimes they slip apart if you don't hold them together. AND, when they set, They Are Set! The CA can be filed or sanded to finish the seam so don't worry over glue seeping from seams.
If you get it on your skin it's not a big deal. It's kinda therapeutic to peel it off. If you get it between fingers or somewhere else, finger nail polish remover will get them free.
A drop of the medium will take a bit longer to set as well. Use drops from the end of a pointed thingy, not the tube! I use a piece of thin wire about 40mm long stuck in the end of a 10mm diam wood dowel, with a loop about 1mm in diam. in the end. I put CA in the loop, then touch it to one of the parts mating surfaces and stickem together. You have to be Ready, if the glue CA sets, if you haven't learned to swear by now, you will soon after. The loop will become a bulb of CA, but just put a match to the bulb and burn it off and it will be as clean as.
You'll be okay.