20 Best Glue For Hard Plastics (2023 Updated)

This epoxy is stronger than some other ones I have used. I bought it to repair a plastic bumper part on my car that was cracked from hitting a deer. Repair holds very well, but it took more like 15-20 minutes to set.

That’s a long time if you were planning to just hold it together while it set. Due to the shape of the bumper, I couldn’t really clamp it. After my first failed attempt, I figured a way to hold the part in the right position with tiny bungee cords and propping it just right.

Would have been helpful to know the real set time going into the project.

Provides an decent bond, but for the high price (with such a small quantity) I was expecting better from JB Weld. At least in my experience with the product, (after properly mixing, and letting it sit a minute or so per instructions) it didn’t set in an hour.

It was still very malleable, almost silicone like. I was expecting rock hard epoxy. It did eventually set a few days later but JB Weld’s claims on the package are a bit misleading. Maybe I got a bad batch.

Excellent product. great hold and quick setting. On the other hand, it was so quick to set that while securing my ‘weld’, which only took a few minutes, the application nozzle clogged with the epoxy and is no longer usable.

Maybe my fault because I did not clear it immediately, but had to set my clamps first. Overall a good value however will have to make an applicator to use effectively again.

This glue works better than any other type of glue product and I have tried quite a few. Had a piece of trim on the bed headboard that was loose. Tried at least four different glues before using Gorilla Glue.

None worked. The Gorilla Glue worked perfectly and quickly and is still holding solidly after more than a year. This product is fantastic. And you only need to use a little. Be careful not to get it on your skin.

I have used it on both of my slippers that I use in the shower at the gym and they are still holding tightly. P. S. I still have several other small items in my apartment to use it on and I’m more than sure it will hold them together.

Thank you.

Gorilla Super Glue Gel preforms perfectly! I glued two ceramic pieces together using only 3 drops since it recommends only 1 drop per square inch. I held the pieces together for 45 seconds and then waited 24 hours to test – held together without overflow glue running out.

Next project was a canvas print which had detached from the back. I was able to dot around the entire perimeter and put the back on before the first drops dried. Fast and done right! A week later it is holding great.

I have tried other glues and there is nothing that comes close to super glue. The others take too long to cure and usually break back open. So I was happy to be able to buy a case of the original super glue.

Thanks for that.

This is the only way I buy Super Glue anymore. The small tubes usually match the amount I need to perform a repair and I don’t need to worry about the nozzle drying out. Although, the tubes do have good sealing, I wouldn’t want to rely on it for more than a couple of applications.

Any larger tube is going to go to waste after a few uses.

I’ve wasted a lot of money on “so called” super glues. only to end up throwing money away and having to return to the store for something that REALLY WORKS!!! Well search no longer!! This is the “ONE” that really works hands down!!!!!!!!!!!!! Seals immediately and stays sealed.

Isn’t that what Super Glue is supposed to do?? RIGHT!!!!!!.

I love JB weld for so many things. This is not one of them. I opened the package and followed directions. Don’t know if I messed up or got a faulty package. But the red tip never came off in the process of trying to get it off the whole thing opened up and I got the apoxy everywhere.

Ruined my bar top trying to get it off. On top of that the light part fell off the back. This is a prime example of when a good company tries to expand. You can’t trust the name anymore.

I love this glue. I keep it in my purse! I’ve repaired my Nike tennis shoes, toe and sole. I cannot name the time it’s come in handy over the years. (I discovered it about 3or4 years ago. ) Right now I’m using it to glue a nylon cord to the backs of two small, wooden initials, GP.

Those are the initials of my brother who tragically passed away not long ago. I was at a low how to hang them but created a hanger with cord and your great glue and it’s going to work perfectly. Thanks for a really great product that works well, is sold in a convenient size and is not expensive.

Smiley face here!.

I bought this to hold my radio in the console because it was impossible to find a bracket that fit it. All the brackets in the store were for every year before my car. This worked perfect. The radio fit in the spot perfect.

I just needed something to keep it from falling backwards and this did the job.

This is my current favorite epoxy for plastic. Some application tips (my family has some background with structural adhesives, forgive me if I geek out). If you are using this for a structural repair (i.

e. , plastic piece broke because it was under stress, it will be under stress again, and you want to make a repair stronger than the original piece): * Test fit the broken pieces together before you start.

(If the pieces will move in use [ex. laptop hinges], make sure that any built-up areas of your repair will not interfere with the operation. ) * If you are able to reinforce the plastic joint with a piece of metal, do that – this epoxy makes an excellent bond to metal.

(You could use a short section of wire coat hanger bent to fit, for example, or a strip of aluminum cut from a beverage can. ) In many cases the combination of plastic + reinforcing metal + epoxy will make a lifetime repair.

Bridge ‘across’ the break (highest-stress area) with the metal, and bend the ends of the reinforcing piece so they are physically ‘trapped’ by the cured adhesive. (Think of the little ribs on rebar which provide a physical bond to reinforced concrete.

) * Clean the plastic parts and any reinforcement pieces using 91% rubbing alcohol (isopropyl) on a clean cotton swab and let them dry thoroughly. Surface preparation is *extremely* important with any epoxy.

After cleaning, do not touch the bonding surfaces with your bare hands. * Roughen the plastic bonding surfaces (“key” the surface) using sandpaper, a small file, or an emery board (or you could even scratch small grooves into the plastic with a scalpel or knife blade).

Think of a climber scaling a smooth rock face – you want to give the adhesive some ‘handholds’ at the microscopic level – something to physically grab onto. Clean the parts again if appropriate. * Mix the two parts of the epoxy in a 50/50 ratio.

I use a piece of cardboard cut from a box as a mixing board. If the plunger gives you more of one part, discard the extra – get equal size extrusions of both parts lying next to each other on the mixing board.

(If you try to mix a tiny amount, it is easier to mess up the ratios – go ahead and lay down a minimum 1-inch strip for example. ) * Mix the two parts *thoroughly*. This includes dragging your mixing stick against the mixing board, because it will have a big glob of one or the other parts on it.

Look for a uniform color before applying the mixed epoxy. (If the two parts aren’t mixed thoroughly in the proper proportions, they cannot work correctly. ) * Apply the epoxy to your parts, making sure to coat all the bonding surfaces.

* Tape the parts together, or hold them in place using clamps or weights. (Don’t force all of the adhesive out of the joints. ) Be sure there is no adhesive where you don’t want it, and also be aware that it will ‘flow’ to some extent.

Then set the parts aside and *leave them alone* overnight (the epoxy will harden relatively quickly, but it will continue to gain strength for longer – remember we are doing a critical structural repair).

Resist the urge to poke at them and examine them during the critical first minutes of the curing process. * Once the initial application of epoxy has cured, you are encouraged to apply more epoxy to fill in weak areas or to completely cover your metal reinforcements.

Note that this epoxy will ‘foam up’ or swell very slightly (think of polyurethane insulating foam for windows, but on a much smaller scale). When repairing/reinforcing plastic, look for ‘stress risers’ – usually the plastic will break where there is a 90 degree bend for example.

Cover over these areas with a fillet of the epoxy. You can even run ‘beads’ of the epoxy to add reinforcing ribs. More surface contact with the plastic is better, and be sure to clean and key all the bonding surfaces.

If you can bridge across a broken joint completely to enclose it, this is excellent (since we now have a new epoxy ‘structural member’ rather than relying on just the ‘shear strength’ of the adhesive).

General guideline: Any two-part catalyzed product (like this epoxy) will be miles ahead [technical term] of any one-part product. Pro tip: Say “cure” (not ‘dry’). Say “adhesive” (not ‘glue’).

I scoured the internet to find an epoxy to fix a fresh water polyethylene tank leaking through couple of cracks around the outlet fitting. Everything I founds advised no glue or epoxy will stick to Poly-E so I contacted the RV dealer who said the same and a replacement would be $700.

I found this on another site and the description actually said good for poly E, however picture on this site does not state this. Luckily a previous reviewer on here confirmed it worked on his rv tank so I tried it.

I did a similar technique 1- partially removed the tank to get full view and access of the cracks. 2 – drilled small holes at the end of each crack line to prevent further spreading. 3 – Light sanding of the area (and around the fitting) with #80 grit paper enough so that the surface feels rough and gives epoxy something to stick to (sand a larger area than the cracks so you can epoxy a little further).

4 – wiped area and cleaned with ISOpropyl alcohol to make sure no fine particles remained. 5 – Applied a single consistent layer of epoxy over the entire area of cracks ~ 6″ x 6″ and encased the bottom of the fitting to ensure 1 consistent layer (1/2 of Tube in my case).

It is still tacky after 15 minutes so I let it cure for 24 hours sanded the first layer to rough it up, cleaned then applied the remaining half of the tube as a second layer. I let it cure for about a week then filled with 40 gallons of water and took the trailer on a easy 2 day trip, worked no problem.

I then waited a month and went on a 2 week trip hauling full tanks through extreme traffic (had to lock the brakes up on truck and trailer), bumpy roads, 40+ degree heat wave etc. and it has held so far.

JB Weld plastic bonder is incredible: fast (sets in 5 minutes, cures in an hour), easy to use and holds forever on flexible surfaces. Backed into an oddly placed pole in a parking lot some years back and broke the attachment point where metal screw mounted plastic bumper to our Nissan sedan.

$Hundreds to repair/ replace? Nope. JB Weld plastic bonder reformed the break point, over night set and screwed that baby back on the next day. Years later we sold the car and that ‘plastic weld’ was still holding just fine.

Around same time some knuckle head knocked off the cowling on my passenger side mirror on my parked MB C280, cracking the mounting ring. Ouch! Joined the broken ring with JB Weld Plastic epoxy and popped the cowling back in place next morning.

That was 6-8 years ago. Earlier this week a new klutz walked into the same repaired mirror, this time breaking off the bottom of the mounting section. Here we go again. JB Weld to rescue; ten minute repair, cowling goes back on tomorrow.

Great stuff for tough plastic parts. Strong bond that’s firm without being brittle.

Save your money and buy Super Glue. I’m taking time out of prepping to paint my bathroom to write how BAD this product is. It does not glue plastic vertical blinds. It does not glue wood. It does not glue metal.

It does not even get tacky after 2 minutes of holding two surfaces together. It is absolutely useless.

I had a screw in the living room recliner chair foot rest that kept coming out. I checked and found that Gorilla Super Glue is good to use for this, but to only use it inside as it can’t withstand the temperature and weather, and that was okay because this chair is inside.

I put some of this glue in the screw hole and then put the screw in and tightened it. Worked great and the screw isn’t loosening or coming out any more. Other super glues didn’t hold at all. So keep this glue available.

at home.

I used this glue to fix my child plastic toy. It does seem to hold really well but I found it very hard to clamp for two hours unless it was just perfectly shaped fit in a clamp (it does say you can put it between to have a heaven things instead but that did not work for the toy I was fixing).

I was going to fix another toy with it too but it was impossible. There was no way to keep it clamped for two hours even between two heavy objects it was just the nature of the shape of that toy.

When using glue its always a concern when using if once it hardens it actually stays. The one thing I always know when it comes to Gorilla Glue is it’s made to work and work good. And this clear is not any less in strength than my expectations expected.

Now its the great original strength of Gorilla Glue just not seen, so can be used on crafts for extra protection.

Gorilla glue came in handy to put back together a broken picture frame. In less than 15 minutes, the glue dried and was as good as new. It’s been more than 10 days since the glue was applied to the frame and still holding up well.

No longer panicking when something breaks around the house.

I’m not sure what to say about Elmer’s glue – the paste used (and consumed) around the country if not the world. My first project with this particular bottle of glue was making a paper mache sculpture.

It makes a very good water to glue paper mache mix and I would no recommend another glue for that purpose. Things got interesting when I added an of brand bottle of glue into the mix as well. (Not so literally as mixing it into my paper mache business.

) But this was a practical display that showed me all the ways Elmer’s is superior to other brands. It mixes with water better, it is less runny, and it dries faster. It also just holds things together better.

It’s a good glue. It’s Elmer’s Glue.

Elmer’s has always been a good glue for wood. Haven’t tried this “new formula” yet, still waiting to use the previous gallon of regular Elmer’s.

The Elmer’s Glue-All Multi-Purpose Liquid Glue was purchased to complete two Halloween crafts which were purchased at the same time as the glue. On the craft packages there were no recommendations for what type/brand of glue to use.

The Elmer’s did not work at all. We applied a minimal amount, followed by a little more and even weighted the items we glued thinking once it dried it would adhere. It did not.

Brought this as a high temperature epoxy filler to cover up an electrical repair. Quick setting (mix and immediately fill else it goes too thick). Seemed to go hard within an hour. Left over night and was rock solid the next day.

Also used as body filler on a car panel repair. Was easy to apply and sand down afterwards. Didnt seem to stick very well to shiny metal, like aluminium or stainless steel, hence only 4*.

Sorted crack on my vw new beetle plastic bumper. It was about 20 cm long and this amount of resin was enough. I drilled holes on both sides of the crack and support it from back with plastic, builders mash.

Araldite is very smooth to work with. Takes very little effort to mix both components. Has long working time, it is stated 90 mins but I did a job in about 8 mins and during application on and around crack, it had nice texture, enough smooth to place it where I want but hard enough not to drop.

Hopefully my wife will pay more attention on walls, other cars bumpers and bollards so I wouldn’t need any of this repair stuff but reality is that in about two months I am at Halfords buying new Araldite.

I was tasked with repairing an old Swarovski figurine and researched how best to do it. It was only then that I became aware of the existence of epoxy that dries clear and colourless. I’m sure there are unbranded versions that are cheaper but the Araldite product was easy to use and did the job perfectly.

Make sure you read the instructions before use and DO NOT mix up the tube caps or you’ll only get to use the glue once.

Bought this to carry out a repair on the embellisher on a lotus headlight. It’s the typical low quality plastic that is known for easily cracking when even a small force is applied. This plastic is called PPO and research seemingly says it’s hard to find an adhesive that will work successfully.

As it turned out I used a pretty standard rapid epoxy to bond an aluminium strengthener and it worked well. This plastic bonder was excellent when it came to building up the missing sections of plastic that made a bridge over the aluminium section.

Easy to dispense and mix, this is also easy to apply. Building up a decent amount wasn’t too difficult, it can move with gravity but after a few minutes it has stabilized. It has bonded extremely well to both the plastic and also the aluminium I used.

Big bonus is this is black in colour so matches the original colour, unlike the previous owners attempts with glass fibre which were stand out red! New embellishers are 550 pounds plus vat, so this product, along with a couple of other items adding up to 30 pounds, have created a far stronger product.

Very happy indeed.

Rough up the areas you want to glue together and remove any dust from the sanding. Apply glue to both parts and clamp together. Add a little more glue to the crack. It will start setting up in about 15 minutes.

Let it harden for a full 24 hours. Any extra you added can be filed or sanded off if you don’t like the look. I used it on a plastic lawn chair and I weigh 250 lbs. and it didn’t come apart. Very strong tough stuff.

I highly recommend this product.

Great product, many uses, best price here. Small size has both advantages and disadvantages, but great for most smaller projects. Sands well, can be shaped when set. Easier to get into tight spots with static mixer than larger panel bond applicators.

When you patent a reusable static mixer, you’ve hit a gold mine.

Purchased this a few months back to repair the plastic working bowl for our food processor. Had some success as the repair held for about 10 uses until bowl broke again. Went to use the glue again but found that product had dried up – as other reviewers have mentioned, this is a 1-time use product.

So purchased a second glue kit but this time repaired 2 plastic items. Both items failed right away. So i tested the glue on a few other plastic items to see if perhaps it was the type of plastic that I was having the issue with.

Conclusion – this glue is no better than cheap super glue you can get at the dollar store. All marketing / no delivery. Lesson learned -I should have put the $20 I spent on this towards a new bowl instead of wasting on this product.

So many glues including plain cyanoacrylates and epoxy don’t work with polyethylene; they eventually peel off, like you’d expect from a slippery surface. But the activator (primer) makes all the difference.

Wasn’t sure if this product would work with sheet polyethylene, which flexes. It does. This glue did exactly what I wanted, which was to create a stiffer 3-ply slightly bent rigid platform. Activator pen and cyanoacrylate covered at least 80 sq in (8 x 10 in.

) area easily. Not much activator is needed–just “paint” over the area like you’re using a marker pen. Wish I knew about this years ago.

received product in good time. Product was still sealed in Loctite container. Very poor instructions on using activator (appeared to be nothing in it) If you inverted the activator container for 5 minutes, and then applied it, you could see a trace of something being applied.

I am not sure it was an adequate amount. I completed the repair, but I have very little confidence in the integrity of the bond.

The tube of “glue” was almost empty from the start. Over half the tube was compressed before any glue appeared. They claim this will work with poly foam but Elmer’s would have at least done something.

Complex to use and absolute failure. Total waste of money and time.

The JB Weld Plastic Bonder worked great! It produced a really strong repair for some plastic fastener extensions that had broken off of an automotive seat plastic trim piece. I roughened the plastic pieces and spread the plastic bonder generously over the repair area, then tested the strength of the repair after it cured.

I’m happy to say that I’m confident the repaired pieces will be less prone to breaking off than they were originally.

I’m amazed that so many reviewers say the product doesn’t work. I used it on plastic to plastic and wood to metal, and in both cases the bond is very strong. In the latter case, it is a skillet, and the heat did not weaken the bond.

I’ve attached a chart based on some experiments I did using some scrap plastic. One point of concern is that the nozzles that dispense the two chemicals are very close to each other. I’d be careful to make sure some chemical from one nozzle doesn’t get into the other nozzle, causing hardening.

UPDATE: Two things I’ve learned: First, an experience I had might explain why the epoxy hasn’t worked for some users. In one case, the fluid came out very fast, and I noticed it was all one shade of gray instead of the normal two shades (slightly different shades for each of the two chemicals).

I’m guessing the fluid came out quickly from one nozzle and none from the other. That would mean it wouldn’t work. (I tossed that batch away). So, always check to see if there are two shades of chemical on your palette, etc.

Secondly, for some applications it is a good idea to let the epoxy “pre-cure” for about three or four minutes before applying it, in cases where you want to avoid dripping or running. UPDATE TO THE UPDATE: A couple of things.

First, it’s important to be able to see what level each chemical is at as you push it close to the nozzle opening. Unfortunately, the manufacturer has placed the label in such a way that the view is obscured.

I found that it helps to peel that label off for a good view of the levels. Secondly, I suggest that each user experiment with different ways to push the plungers so that the two chemicals come out more or less equally instead of only one gushing out and the other not.

The plungers don’t move smoothly, so that is a challenge. For very small applications, I’ve found that using a toothpicks or similar tools to scoop out a bit of each chemical avoids the plunger issue.

I received the two. 85 oz. of quick setting epoxy. I mixed equal amounts of epoxy and they did not set up in several hours. They did set up nice and hard by the next day. I have been thinking about sending them back, actually I can’t use this stuff.

It is probably a good value if it did what you advertise and is of good quality if you can let it set for many hours.

I used this to fix a radiator. I hit a deer and mine was busted at the bottom below the drain. I fixed the break with JB weld Tank and Plastic repair. Then after it set up, I pulled the drain plug out and used this to fill on the crack from the inside.

Its been two weeks and its still not leaking!.

I really appreciate the engineering that went into the cap. I bought a 4 pack over a year ago and the glue has finally become unusable. Super Glue is such a pain as everyone knows, but Loctite has made it as enjoyable to use as I’ve seen so far.

I would venture to guess that 1 bottle is enough to glue two cars together. New video Loctite? Thanks for a bunch of great products.

Glue it is what you want to do. You need to many times. Most brands and types have only enough in the tube to do one job and then you those it in the trash. With Loctite Professional those things are in your past.

When you purchase Loctite Professional Super Glue you get a container that holds enough glue for several projects. It’s in a container that lets you reseal it to reuse as well as sealing so that it doesn’t leak.

Buy Loctite Professional Liquid Professional Super Glue in the large 0. 7 Ounce size for many uses to come.

I like this superglue because it is thin and easy to apply. I was using it myself for stone inlays – it is thin enough and hard enough to bind stone powder and polish up with compound, but have found it to be a great general purpose glue.

Just a little dab and you are ready to go. A single tube remained unclogged for more than a year of continuous intermittent use – so long as you wipe the tip off when you are done. Only thing I wouldn’t recommend it for would be paper projects where presentation is key, as this kind of glue tends to soak through paper and to the other side.

For that, a thicker superglue would be preferred. I typically keep at least one tube of thin, one tube of thick around the house for this reason. Other than that, I would recommend picking it up. This is the third time I have purchased it and will do so again when I run out.

This has been my go to glue for years now. It is super glue, so anyone using it needs to be as careful as with any other super glue. It dried very fast and very permanently. However the gel control aspect of this one makes it far easier than most super glues to control placement and amount.

I use this on wood, metal, plastic, fabric, ceramic, literally everything. Smooth or porous surface both work fine. A little goes a long way. The one issue is actually a pro and con. The tabs on the side used to squeeze out the glue are great for controlling the glue, however when you get about half way down on glue level, they start to become hard to squeeze.

I actually use a pair of pliers to squeeze them so that I get all the glue out of the bottle. The propack price at Michaels is a really good deal compared to other buying options, so if you need more than a single bottle this is the way to go.

It takes a little time to figure out the right amount of glue, drying time, controlling the bottle for placement, but once you do, this is the one.

I needed to repair a pair of flip-flops made of rubber (Havaianas). I tried two other kinds of “super glue” but they would not work. Then I tried this Loctite Ultra Gel and it worked perfectly! The consistency is thick so it doesn’t run.

Combined with the design of the bottle (it’s made to easily squeeze the sides), it’s very easy to control both the amount used and placement on the items to be glued. It doesn’t dry instantly, so you have a few seconds to reposition whatever you’re gluing.

Once the pieces are connected though, it does adhere quickly. Great product, highly recommend it!.

Superglue just got it’s cape!!! First, it’s a gel which doesn’t run. Gives you better control. It has a rubber toughened formula which makes a great seal that holds great. It does take about 5 minutes to set so you have a little time to get item positioned.

( full cure takes 12-24 hours). Now here’s where it marvels. You actually have to squeeze the blue levers on side of bottle to dispense. This makes it easier to control, easier to dispense a drop or a blob.

And easier to stop dispensing. Then… it self closes nozzle when blue levers are release so it doesn’t dry out as quick!! Excellent improvement! It’s about time! Finally the super glue has its cape! Bravo!.

Christmas eve, at night, I cut myself pretty badly. I’m bleeding all over my woodshop. I know that the urgent cares are all closed, and I don’t want to have to pay for an ER visit. I cleaned it up, applied pressure enough to get the bleeding to slow.

Got the glue and some duct tape ready. 45 seconds later I’m back to work. Glue dries quick, and holds hard. Application is easy enough that I could do it with one hand. While certainly not it’s intended purpose and I’m sure the company wouldn’t advise it be used in this way, it worked amazingly.

Purchased this super glue for hobby and craft use. My only issue with it ; slow to set and won’t adhere to every surface including some plastics. For the money it’s fine in a pinch. I find it works best with wood.

Oh , and it works well with an acceleration spray. Be sure to keep the tip clean. Be Safe , Everyone !.

This product works well. I used it to reinforce my cat tree. Its a very strong super glue. The worst thing about purchasing this product is the price. You don’t get hardly any glue for what you are paying for.

I would recommend that Harbor Freight either lowers the price dramatically or sells larger amounts for the price. I will be ordering this online from somewhere else until this is taken care of.

Their are not enough words to describe how much I love this glue. I break things all the time ( no, not on purpose) but this glue fixes everything. I break coffee mugs and put them back together again.

No, not to just set on a shelf and look good but to use daily. I wash them or knock them over and they never rebreak or wash away. They are stronger then when you first buy them. It dries super fast and clean and precisely where you need it.

The dispenser work to keep things neat and easy to use and the cap keeps it from drying out. This product is the bomb, please don’t ever change the formula. Thanks for selling quality.

1. What does the product do well? This is the perfect super glue and can be used in everything, I’ve actually just used it on a pair of sunglasses that I had actually cracked a few weeks ago and now they are back to looking brand new again.

It has plenty in the bottle and will last a lot longer than you would think. And very strong compared to what I’ve used in the past. 2. What is your favorite feature ? I will have to start with saying my favorite feature is that it actually gets the job done when you do it the first time and it doesn’t leave your hands glued together.

3. Does the product meet your quality expectations ? The Loctite Super Glue most definitely meets my expectations because it can be used on a number of times and you still get the same outcome from doing so.

4. Is there anything you would like to see improved? Personally to me I don’t think that there is anything that needs to be improved at all since I will say I’ve been impressed since I started to use it.

5. Would you recommend this product to a family or friend? Yes I would recommend the Loctite Super Glue, because I feel if a product is this good than one then more people need to be fully informed about it.

6. Overall what are your impressions of the product. Overall my impressions are very good and I will continue to make this my go to brand, if you want the job done correctly and the first time than you should really buy only loctite super glue.

Been using it for years. I’m an artist and use it for all types of things. I’ve bought all different types and brands over the years. This is the only one that doesn’t dry up and I end up tossing out most of the bottle.

The bottle design is amazing. Squeeze out what you need and next time ready to use again. Bottles last so long. Piece can’t be beat either. Thanks!.

This wood glue is awesome! We were having a bit of a hard time getting the corners of our crown molding to look seamless and stay together. The way they are together it was nearly impossible to shoot a nail through them without damaging the molding.

We tried using liquid nails and that was a joke. So I decided to try this loctite wood glue. Why not?!? Right? Well, I did use the glue and some blue painters tape to hold it together until it dried, but the end result is absolutely perfect.

Looks great and is a super strong hold. I highly recommend this wood glue for any hard to do wood projects. Loctite Gel Super Glue 14 Fl Oz 2/Pack Clear.

My main problem with super glue is that it dries up and goes to waste before I can use much. I don’t use it very often, so whenever I need it and grab a tube that I’ve already opened, it has inevitably dried out and now I have no super glue.

This two-pack is a perfect solution. Each one is fairly small with just a few uses in it, depending what you’re using it for, so even if I don’t use it for a year and it does dry out, I’m not wasting a ton.

And there’s a second small, unopened tube that I already have on hand. The Loctite brand super glue seems to be very strong and dries completely clear, and set pretty quickly so I wasn’t holding my materials together for a long time waiting for the glue to hold.

Took less than a minute.

This glue dries quickly and has a very strong hold. I like the combination of it being a gel glue and has a point tip to repair delicate items is just such a breeze to do. It bonds securely and dries rather quickly.

Having it being a gel helps in dispersing a drop at a time instead of a stream like other brands. You have control of using a little or a lot. Use on metal, wood, porcelain etc. Great for fixing/repairing items or doing crafts.

Nice to keep a tube or two on hand in a drawer for easy reach when needing to fix something in a hurry! Definitely the go to gel glue as it is reliable and fail safe!.

This glue worked like a charm! I accidentally broke a ceramic plant pot I didn’t want to part with and decided to try this glue. Glued my pot back together and, other than the cracks, it looks brand new! Additionally, water does not leak out.

Very pleased with this product!.

Looking to fix a broken piece of plastic. Tried regular glue but didn’t work. This Krazy worked like a charm. Set within a few minutes. Make sure you wear disposable gloves in case it gets on your hands.

This crazy glue works. My steel pot handle was falling off of my pot. It was becoming too inconvenient so i needed to glue it. I put a couple dabs of this glue, held it in place for about a minute and it’s good as new.

Two weeks later and still no problems.