Jeweltool McGuinness Hypo Cement in Original GS Packing, Pack of 1, Silver

I initially bought this to fix the glass back in a pocket watch from the 1800s and the precision type needle at the end really helps you to control the amount of glue around the glass before you add it to the watch. I have used it on a couple of watches now and for that alone, it was well worth the price. What I also liked about it is that, if you are like me and always manage to get glue on your fingers, if you accidentally smear it on other parts of the watch, once dry it easily rubs off with your finger without marking the watch. The glue also dries quickly so you are not sitting there holding it for 10 years wondering if it is dry yet, It is also transparent so is not leaving any signs of the glue. Another great use I found for this glue was on my son's sunglasses when one of the eyepieces fell out, the glue again was great at glueing around the edge of the glass and then putting it back into the frame.

I wanted this to secure leather cord particularly on the end knots and chose it because of the wonderfully precise nozzle as I like to keep things neat when glueing. I could not be more pleased with the result. The precision tip (almost needle size) allowed me to get right behind the cord and into the heart of the knot without mess or unsightly external glue oozing. It is also perfect for glueing small objects like beads as stated on the box. As other reviewers have stated, the glue pushes out of the tip all by itself. I would suggest not squeezing the tube initially as removing the lid had my tube started immediately. In fact I barely had to squeeze it at all. To place the needle of the top back into the nozzle I found that giving the nozzle a swift wipe and then calmly lining up the lid needle to the nozzle to be the best method. I then wiped any excess glue before completely closing the top. One last trick, is that shortly after depositing the required glue, I placed the glue nozzle directly down on a tissue to stop the tube from oozing out more just to give me some precious seconds to neaten my work with my other hand before replacing the lid. This technique may help others and therefore reduce wasting the glue. Ordered on Sunday and received Wednesday through Amazon marketplace seller (mariascraft).

Very useful for glueing small items. Sometimes difficult to fit the cap back on after use. Hasn't dried up or blocked with glue yet. Good value for money

Great glue for jewellery making and other crafts as well as repair. A little goes a very long way.

Works well

Perfect for jewellery making. The extra fine point is useful, but you do lose some glue trying to get the pin back in the top, especially if your eyesight isn't great.

Easy to use with very precise applicator. Needed to bond a new bezel insert into the bezel of my Seiko 7548 (if you are still reading you might be interested to know an SKX bezel insert fits 😉) as the original dates back to 1981 so had seen better days. Old bezel off, old insert pressed out, bezel back onto the watch, precise drop of this adhesive into the groove and new insert pressed in. No oozing out, no mess and it is rock solid. Not cheap but I’d rather pay more and get the job done right first time.

This is a really good product. I've used it before and it is very easy to control. The nozzle is really tiny so it doesn't leave a great blob of glue. You do have to be careful of the glue seeping up while the applicator is open but that is the same with most types of glue in a tube. It is a good, strong adhesive so is excellent for closing jump rings or sticking stones on. I also occasionally use it to 'soften' a scratchy metal corner or the like. The glue dries quite quickly, too, so you don't have to hang around waiting for it to dry. This is such a useful product for jewellery makers but does have plenty of other uses as well.