Perma-Type Surgical Cement - 4 oz with brush

Works as stated. A great product. Only problem I have is the lid will get sticky and sometimes hard to get off. I fixed that by wiping it with WD 40 around the edge and now NO PROBLEM with the sticking.

This adhesive cement brand is the best we have found when changing my mom's urostomy bag.We seem to be able to go the longest between changings without a leak. We have tried differentbrands but this one seems the most reliable also causing no skin breakdown around the ostomy site.

It is a nice Surgical Glue - it doesn't harden and is sticky after glue is cured, a bandage or gauze is needed to cover area or you will have your clothes or blanket stuck to you.

Glue was dried hard as a rock had to be thrown away, very disappointed as I needed it for my kennel, would've been nice if they resent me a can that was fresh and usable vs a dried can of rubber.

It was not as good as expected,did not give the expected result and was extremely sticky and hard to remove.

This stuff has not exactly worked as described and I strongly suggest having a solvent on hand when you open the can. The manufacturer could not have been nicer or more helpful when I called them, even though I was probably not using the stuff the way they had intended.

We use this for dog ear glue to glue for tipping. It does not work as well as it should, but it is safe and does not hurt their skin.

Unlike other skin adhesives this Perma-type dissolves with simple Hexane. Doesn't need any special(ie expensive) solvent. I use on breast forms. resists perspiration for 2+ days. When appliance is removed, the glue tends to stick to the skin, thus leaving the appliance mostly clean of adhesive. You can remove from skin with rubbing(roll it and powder it), or a cotton ball with hexane( easy to get). Hexane is only about $8 per quart,( instead of $28 for 4 oz)