Flexible and Strong B7000 Glue - 25ml (2 Pack) - Multi-Purpose Adhesive for Crafts, Jewelry, and Repairs

I use this glue for gluing together models and it’s perfect! It only takes a few seconds to set which is good if you need to consistently glue things throughout the project. It has a strong smell as you would expect but unnoticeable if you have a window open

Works extremely well.

This product is perfect for hobbyist’s jewellers and crafters. Good performance for fitting diamantés and the like, easy to use and hardly any odour whatsoever. Brilliant value for money. Definitely recommend for the hobbyist’s but probably not good enough/strong enough for any professional work.

I use this glue for my miniture doll house builds and it's fantastic! Cleans off hands and other hard surfaces well, movable while drying , so easy to use, has a slight smell but nothing too strong , I have used this glue for a few months now after trying many others and I keep going back to this glue as it's perfect for what I need it for ! , sticks wood,plastic,fabric very well , would definitely recommend giving this a go , it's really good value for money

Very good glue. Dries fairly quickly. Very small applicator so only small amounts come out at a time. Does have a chemical smell. I didn't find it to be strong and it doesn't last.

Just what i needed good quality..Sticks well for my leather products

Excellent clear strong glue, gives you time to reposition, and sets to full strength over the next day. Easy to control compared to many other glues

Bought this glue to replace an amber stone that fell out of a necklace. As the necklace was worn in the shower the fixant had to be waterproof. The stone is still in place after repeated showers. Would recommend this glue.

Super handy to have around. Fixed the embellishments on my jeans, tool handles and other miscellaneous things around the house.

This isn’t the first time I purchase led this glue. I really like it and recommend it

this is a great glue. it works on most materials I've tried it on, and so far, on the things it's advertised for (and a couple things it isn't), the adhesion has not weakened at all. I've use it on bone, glass, metal, plastic, and gem stones successfully, and the glue is still adhering well under use, a couple of months later.i particularly love the nozzle. it's a very fine tipped metal tube, for precision application. the lid has a needle on it, that sits inside the applicator when you screw the cap back on so that the glue doesn't gum up the cap or harden in the tube.the tube itself is a toothpaste style squeeze tube, meaning it stays mostly air tight as it's used, further protecting the glue from curing in the tube.which is great, because this is a two ounce tube. you might use that up quickly if you had a massive project, but for me, i think it's going to last a long time.

I will recommend this product....and the price is good

The tubes of glue came well packaged in a reusable vinyl baggie with the zip style closure. Great for storage.The first thing that I noticed, when opening the first time is the clever design of the application nozzle. The cap has a pin that slides down into the nozzle to keep the glue from drying where it shouldn’t. The application nozzle itself is made of metal and is very compact. This ensures excellent precision when applying the glue to a small area.The glue is very strong. I read on the manufacturer’s website that it is a good idea to wait 3-4 minutes after application for the glue to partially setup before putting the pieces together (kind of like Barge cement I thought). I tried it both this way and immediate application finding that the partial setup method was better.My first use was to bond cardboard backing to a plastic picture frame which worked well (immediate method). Then I used it to attach a flint rod to a stainless steel lighter case (see pic). This latter repair is what really impressed me with the glue strength. The lighter, sometimes referred to as a “camp match“ is a small flask shaped reservoir that holds lighter fluid with a stainless steel tube (the ‘match’) inserted into the flask which screws in. The interesting part of this is that, at the end of this tube is a metal striker, and a bit of wick material which soaks up the lighter fluid. The metal tip is scraped across the flint rod on the side of the container to make sparks which lights the wick. After gluing the flint into place I was able to scrape the match across it several times, and it stayed rock solid. I was not gentle in this process either, so I was extremely impressed that the glue held the flint in place without issue.Needless to say, I am very impressed with this glue, in both design and functionality I think it’s top notch.