Q-Bond QB2 Ultra Strong Adhesive Repair Kit, Beige/Gray

On of the best glues you’ll ever use super strong I have repaired loads of items and it never lets you down

Bought this to fix a motorcycle fairing and wasn't holding out much hope that it would be as good as claimed. Well, I was absolutely blown away by how good this stuff is. Just sprinkle some of the bonding powder over the parts that need to be stuck together and then apply a few drops of the glue and it creates a rock hard bond. I thought I was going to have to buy a whole new bit of bodywork for my motorbike but this stuff created a super strong bond that was held firm for the past two weeks. It's still rock hard too. Absolutley the best plastic glue I've ever used, highly recommended for motoring bodywork applications and I'm sure it will work on pretty much any other item that needs bonding or repairing. Superb stuff.

Amazing! This stuff saved me the cost of a Lexus rear bumper! Cars can get some really irritating minor damage - in my case, it was a loop at the top of my RX's rear bumper which contained a peg that holds the bumper onto the wing. With the loop broken almost completely away from the bumper , the peg wouldn't hold it up to the wing, and it sagged in a sad, depressing way... So, a Haynes manual and a morning with a screwdriver later, I had the bumper off, and I bonded the loop back onto the bumper, and reinforced it with the powder and more glue, and - it's now waaay stronger than new! I actually did this repair 2 years ago, and there's no sign of weakening or failure of the repair - it's still rock-solid. I've since used this stuff to perform miracle repairs on other improbable things, like a sliding power switch on an old but cherished clock-radio - no other glue could have successfully stuck the bits together AND filled-in the gaps where chips of plastic had disappeared. The only thing to watch out for is not over-doing it - if you end up with too much of this repair compound on your repair, it's hell to sand-off the excess because it's so tough. Remember that it's so good that you simply don't have to go over-the-top with any repair. Highly recommended.

I found this one of the best glues out there so far.I tried various super glues on things which didn't work just ended up having glue on my fingers with frustration that the thing didn't glue after first attempt. It works less than a second if you do it right. It can be a bit fiddle with the powder on the joint or hole you wont filling in, you dont need to use much powder either and a drop of glue and its done. You can see the chemical reaction sometimes with a slight poof of smoke. if you have a hole that needs filling it use a little powder then glue and again. My last job was using this on a outdoor plastic box made by masterplug. The lip near the hinges had cracked I applied small amount of powder and two drops of glue and job was done. This was quite thick plastic as well.

This is a specific product. Really and truly it'll only work on solid objects where it is needed to bridge a crack or join 2 objects where the surfaces remain visible and do not move during the process. The moment you drop a blob of the liquid onto the powder it sets totally solid, you cannot make changes afterwards; your setting manouevre time = zero. Therefore, if you have a crack in a pipe, sprinkle on the powder, blob on the liquid, and Hey Presto! Done. But if the repair needs doing to the underside of the pipe, how can you keep the powder in position or stop the liquid going where you don't want it? I tried to stick back a rucsac handle but could not get the powder and liquid together between the handle and rucsac without an instant set...so I now have a handle swinging loose and a massive blob of immovable rough powder that feels like the edge of a diamond cutting tool! The liquid can be used without the powder, but it runs for a millisecond then sets like a rock. Thus I have a sunroof on my car which cannot be opened because a tiny amount of the liquid hit the button as well as the whole unit I was trying to stick back into its template. Think out your strategy carefully before using it - get the right application to the right material and it is fantastic, make a wrong move and live to regret it. If in doubt wear rubber gloves. Steve Riches, Northampton, UK.

This glue with the fine dust, which helps strengthen the bonding does what it says. If you use too much it isn't a problem as you can sand the product smooth. Unless it's in a place where sanding is more problematic, be patient. Please read instructions they are really helpful. I have used Q-Bond for the last seven years.

When my wife dropped a cup on our 6 month old glass cooker hob breaking a fingernail chunk out of the edge, I was sure it would be an insurance job. My brother recommended Q bond, so I ordered it, arrival was swift, with easy to understand instructions, but the result was the surprise, the repair was very near unnoticeable, all I did is paint the repair with black nail varnish and we have no need to replace the hob, until the next time she has 'dropsy' ! I have used Q bond for other repairs since, and am extremely impressed with it, with or without the granules which bulk out larger repairs, it is very effective, but beware and take heed of previous reviews,(as I did) this stuff sets in seconds, there is no time to reset your work, put it together and-wham, it sticks! One happy customer, thank you.

Don't be put off by negative reviews on this product its first class. Follow the instructions to the letter make sure the surfaces are clean and dry it will work every time. Was initially a bit sceptical so bought the small kit for filling some holes in a cast iron casting. What a great finish absolutely delighted. It sets fast, very fast, rock hard and sands down to a good right angle edge if the repair is to an outside edge. We mainly use it for cosmetic repair but on items subject to vibration and wear we have as yet had no problem. As others have said watch it when it sets, it is fast, make sure the repair is as you want it before applying the liquid to the filler. Cant praise it highly enough works on plastic and every metal we have tried, aluminium, cast iron and steel.