20 Best Glue For Abs Plastic (2023 Updated)

This glue does what you want. It melts two bits of plastic together. But from a modelers perspective the nozzle is not fine enough and makes it difficult to manage the amount of glue that comes out. If I were to buy this again I would make sure that I got one with a thin metal tip, rather then the wide plastic tip.

This is the only product I use on my model train layout. The applicator helps you dispense only the amount of glue you need.

Testors tube glue. Best glue for styrene models. Causes the plastic to fuse together. Red tube gives off vapors, blue tube is odorless. Red is the stronger glue and my preference. .

Works just like when I was a kid – building those models. Miss that old time smell though !!! Product holds well and I recommend it. It’s not entertaining though- unless you like watching glue dry. It does dry fast though.

Was good if you are looking for a thick plastic cement. I was looking for a more water-y cement, which testor’s alsso makes.

This product IS NOT for the novice! It almost works too good for the professional. Thread locking is virtually instantaneous. Just the small amount of heat generated when threading two items together will initiate locking.

If there is a future plan to separate the parts bonded, use a milder form of locking agent, such as Loctite Blue. If misalignment can occur, dry fit all parts BEFORE bonding. Make locating marks, and mask any part that should not be coated with this adhesive.

Super bond strength. Test thread bonding on similar, but sacrificial, parts first. Freezing threaded parts may slow the bonding action. YOU GET ONE CHANCE! No joke. Use sparingly.

As time has passed, more and more items have been broken never to be reassembled. until now. A broken pet’s headstone of granite fixed. A ceramic bobble-head chihuahua’s head broken at the neck fixed.

A brass plate separated from a granite headstone reattached. A glass ornamental soap dish shattered but now reassembled and no leaks. I don’t know what this stuff won’t hold together if anything. maybe air molecules(?) I recommend this to anyone who wants to fix something worth saving.

One last thing. when I used Super Glue in the past, after opening the bottle, using it and setting it aside for a few days the opening would be crusted and the contents would eventually dry out. Not so with this product.

It flows from the container as if just opened each and every time you use it. No crusting, no fuss, no muss, sets quickly and the container is easy to handle so that you don’t get any on your fingers/hands.

The cap “snaps” when it is sufficiently closed; not like other glues of this type where you don’t know if you’ve “torqued” the cap sufficiently to prevent evaporation. If you’ve got something that needs to be reattached/reassembled, get this LOCTITE product and get it Back Together!.

Glued a plastic base to a stainless steel travel mug that kept coming loose. Base screwed to another plastic portion, stainless was middle sleeve of the mug, Ran the mug through the dishwasher, still stuck, can’t undo it.

Wondering how many time I can run it through the dishwasher before I can tighten it up a bit as I didn’t get it quite like I wanted it. Holding strong, sets quickly, basically it’s a quality super glue, colored black.

Don’t get it on your fingers or other things you don’t want it on. I will buy more when I use this up and need more.

This is a product that really works, even under heat and pressure. I used to fix my split plastic part of radiator hose of my car. I was skeptical that it would work under such heat and pressure just close to engine as it says on packing max 80C.

I read the review of one person who fixed crack in radiator reservoir tank and it fixed from him. This inspired me to go ahead Here’s what I did. 1. Thoroughly clean both surfaces, sandpaper is ideal for this job.

Later, cleaned with alcohol hand sanitizer. ( every one has it in these covid days) 2. Dry the surfaces 3. Make sure you take equal quantities of resin and hardner, from each tube. Mix as instructed on packing.

This is a chemical reaction and works more perfectly at warmer temperatures, so I had to take out that broken plastic hose from radiator and brought in home. 4. Apply the mixed compound to the required area and hold it firm or place under light pressure.

This is the most critical part to ensure that after sticking both parts, there should stay intact without even slight movement. I didn’t wipe the excess as I wanted to reinforce the joint externally.

5. Immediately after sticking both parts together, I warmed the joint with hair drier for 10 minutes, then 5min break and then for another 10 min and left overnight for about 12 hours. 6. In the morning, it was solid hard and ready to be fitted.

7. its 2 weeks now, 600kms driven in summer, still no leak at all. I am very happy that this product has saved me from expensive replacement part. hope this helps you too. Regards.

I used Araldite Rapid adhesive to attach a piece of wood to the interior of a fibreglass boat. Despite the 5 minute reference in the name, I would say that it took about an hour to go hard enough to handle in 15c to 20c.

This is still pretty good in my opinion because some epoxy resins take several hours. The glue did not drip out of the joint despite me using quite a thickness to fill the uneven gap – good again. I temporarily held the wood in place with duct tape while it went hard.

I fully expect that after 24 hours it will have cured to full strength and be stronger than both the wood and the fibreglass. I have used epoxy resin of all sorts and this one is very convenient to measure out and use.

I’d been looking at both this and the Gorilla Resin. This is a little cheaper and had better reviews, but didn’t have the syringe function. I went with this as it had better reviews and I’m glad I did.

Easy enough to squeeze out and the mixing plastic tool is surprisingly useful. I used it on plastic and taped the joint while it set (even taping over where the epoxy had been). After 30-mins removed the tape (and it came off the epoxy part fine) and then left it for another couple of hours to fully set.

Very, very strong. I’d recommend reading the instructions (on the packet) before use, just so you do what it says to do (the trick of using a blade to remove excess whilst it is partially set works well too).

Plenty in the tubes though and OK to store given there can be no cross contamination. Really pleased with the purchase and Toolstation excellent as usual with C+C with it being in stock in the local store.

From a product called cement for ABS I expect to glue ABS parts together and eventually develop a strength comparable to the plastic itself. After a week, the connection seems stronger. than using Pritt.

This is a great glue have tried it and fast grab Highly recommended

works exactly as advertised. glues abs plastic pretty well.

I use mostly PLA plastic in my 3D printer, and this material is more difficult to glue than other plastics, such as ABS. Plastruct Plastic Weld works great with PLA, however, especially for bonding flat surfaces or surfaces with few gaps.

It can also be used to smooth surfaces where support material has been removed, since it dissolves the material surface a bit.

If you have a repair on polystyrene it works great, and you can make almost seamless repairs but it doesn’t work on some other plastics. The jury is still out on durability..time will tell.

Great glue. Perfect for plastics.

This product was great! Strong hold adhesive (in little time) that did the trick for sticking my brand new shiny letterbox to the UPVC front-door internally and externally. Nothing bad to say from my experience and only good things to tell you about this product.

Did exactly what was it’s intended purpose.

This glue solvent-welds two pieces of pvc or upvc. The two pieces must be kept close together and will take a few hours to fully harden, but it worked well on drainpipes and roof panels – even very firmly glued a upvc moulding to polycarbonate roof panel.

After much searching finally found the right product and size that is NOT industrial and expensive. Still more than enough to do the job of gluing pvc finishing strips after fitment of a new rear door.

I also purchased the activator however as a 1st time user I’m still struggling with how much glue to use as the activator is not working well at all. I would like to have short instructions on the bottle stating how much glue to use and how best to use the activator.

I expected the activator to cure the glue in minutes. Instead, 8hr later it’s still gummy.

this is a good product. Only problem there is no solvent. Once the bond works, there is no way to undo it. It is the strongest bond I have ever found as long as you don’t want to change your mind.