Super Glue Liquid for Plastic Ceramic Aquarium, 113.6 Gram Medium Thick All-Purpose Clear Cyanoacrylate Adhesive, Food Safe CA Glue for Wood 3D Print Model Shoe Leather Glass Metal Rubber Craft

I recently purchased the CYAFIXED Strong Cyanoacrylate, and it has exceeded my expectations in every way. This adhesive is incredibly reliable and has become a staple in my toolkit for various projects around the house.The bonding strength is impressive. I've used it on different materials including plastic, metal, and wood, and it has performed exceptionally well each time. The quick-drying formula is a huge plus, allowing me to complete my projects without long wait times.One of the standout features is the precision applicator, which makes it easy to use without any mess. Whether I'm working on delicate crafts or repairing household items, the applicator ensures that I apply just the right amount of adhesive every time.Additionally, the bottle is designed to prevent clogging, which is a common issue with other adhesives I've used in the past. This makes the product even more user-friendly and efficient.Overall, the CYAFIXED Strong Cyanoacrylate is a fantastic adhesive that delivers strong, durable bonds quickly and cleanly. I highly recommend it for anyone in need of a reliable adhesive for a wide range of applications.

I use this for gluing plastic parts together and it's strong, works just like regular super glue.One thing I do really like about this product is that it comes with the fine tip applicators for those tight or hard to reach spots.Also accidentally glued my fingers together a couple times. <-Don't do this (user error)

Love this stuff. I use this for my 3D printing when I need to assemble pieces. It sticks quick and lasts. Very strong. A little goes a long way. I just purchased my second bottle bc I use it all the time.

I purchased this to glue pieces of my 3d prints together. It works fairly well, however it takes longer to dry than I expected. Because of this, sometimes I had pieces shift a little when I put them down, thinking it was dry. Once it does dry, the adhesive is very strong, however until then there is too much wiggle room. I do not think I would use it again for 3d prints, but if I had something that I needed to glue together and did not mind holding for a long time or something that I could glue then just let it sit, then I would recommend it.

I like this glue, bonds in seconds, I've used it on several different applications, plastic, metal, wood it just works. I recently made my own phone mount for my truck, with different parts from different mounts I had laying around. I have a big phone (23 ULTRA) with big case (ROCKFORM) their heavy, so it didn't mater what I tried it would always fall off, from front or back side with phone still attached to the magnets. Now that I glued my own mount together it's SOLID!! Up/down left/right or pot holes my phone stays put, Definitely recommend!

I'm a handyman and sometimes get interesting requests for repairs. I recently had a client call about a glass top table with metal legs of which one had fallen off. I went and looked at the table and the legs were pretty stout. I told them that years ago I had a client who had a display case with glass doors that had the hinges glued to it and had come off. This was in the days when Google was in its infancy and not a whole lot of information was available yet. I found one product that claimed their product would work. I purchased it and it worked, for a few days, and I got a call from the client that a couple of the hinges on different had come loose. I reminded them that on the invoice I had written that there was no guarantee the glue would work and they had signed it. I did however go back and reattached the hinge, left them the glue and told them if it happened again it was on them to reattach the hinge. I might add that this glue needed a minute or 2 to set up so the pieces had to be held in place. Fast forward to now. I went on line , typed in "how to attach metal legs to a glass table top." A couple things came up including a video of a guy testing and comparing 4 different glues/adhesives. He had 4 pieces of 6" x 6" 1/8" thick glass. He took a 1/2 bolt and glued one to each piece of glass and hung a 5 gallon bucket to each one. One by one he began to fill the buckets up. 1 failed before the bucket was full, another reached the full mark but quickly failed. One that had used a 2 part quick set epoxy worked and the glass broke but this epoxy was gray and wouldn't be acceptable because of the color. The one using this product also supported the full bucket and broke the glass. It dried clear so I ordered it. Before I attempted to glue the table leg on I was positioning the leg with the client giving me instructions, left, right, forward, backward until it was positioned correctly. I asked him to take my Sharpie pen and trace the leg position (about 1/16" outside the actual leg) so I'd know where it went. I applied about 10 drops of the glue to the top of the cleaned leg, got under the table, positioned it as best I could before pushing the leg against the table top (it turned out to be perfect, thank God) and raised the leg. This stuff set up IMMEDIATELY; I'd have been screwed if the position of the leg had been off. The client was happy and I was relieved!I recommend this glue without any reservations.

Good quality. Holds up well and accelerates well with spray.

I picked this product because of its stated ability to glue PETG. Last weekend I launched the worlds largest all 3D printed (using PETG) model rocket 6" in diameter and 6 foot tall (with a J540R) for a successful flight. It was totally glued using this Cyanoacrylate and it is strong stuff. Now working on making bigger versions using PETG and this cyanoacrylate.