30g Rubber Glue, Waterproof Rubber Cement, Adhesive for Shoes, Tires, Boots, Belts, DIY Crafts

Used the glue to stick back the sole that was coming away on a pair of trainers.Was pretty sceptical, I must be honest, as there was only the edge of the sole to make contact with the trainer and the shoe is quite flexible. The glue is black and quite runny and doesn't, initially at least, seem that sticky. However I clamped the shoes with a vice and some rubber bands and 24 hours later, lo and behold, it worked.It's now 3 weeks later and not the slightest indication that it's coming away.

Haven't used but seems okay

This works really well. I glued rubber strips to the wooden frame of our front door at home. Worked perfectly and clearly a very potent adhesive.

The glue came in a sturdy retail box, printed with the instructions, manufacturers details and quality statement, the print is small. There is no instruction leaflet inside.The plastic bottle inside is squeezable and is labelled with repeat instructions and manufacturers details. The print is VERY small! Once the top of the bottle cap is undone it is ready to use, and the nozzle is quite fine. The top cap has a needle inside for positive resealing of the nozzle once replaced. Also included are three fine nozzles for accurate glue placement.The glue itself smells like superglue, is very runny and tinted black. It flows well and cures quickly leaving a strong bond.In conclusion, this glue is a Cyanoacrylate type, basically superglue, so the same precautions must be taken. The inclusion of three fine nozzles really helps getting accurate placing of the glue, and the dark tint to the glue does help it blend in once cured. I think that the price of £8.99 (when I received the product) is comparable with other similar products, but as it's main ingredient is super glue it is expensive.Rating 3 out of 5, due to cost.

Used on rubber sole to new rubber hill and basically welded the two very well

Excellent glue

This glue from Nayrmaer arrived in a small branded cardboard box covered with a bunch of relevant information in a small font size printed onto the four sides of the box. Inside the box you get the glue itself in a small bottle and three precision tipped disposable applicators that fit onto the bottle’s nozzle. I do appreciate that they’ve gone with a lid that has a piece of metal that extends into the opening of the nozzle, it keeps it nice and clean for subsequent uses without having to manually clear or clean it out.This one particular glue of the three i’ve tried from this brand is a little bit different than the other two, it’s got a dark black pigment added in that gives it a black appearance rather than the clear you’d normally get with CA glue. But otherwise I couldn’t tell you the difference between this and the other two clear versions i’ve tried from Nayrmaer which are more or less standard superglues. It’s the exact same viscosity, dries at the same rate and smells like plain old superglue to me. It might be slightly more flexible before the bond breaks but honestly with my tests on rubber bands it doesn’t seem all that different from the Nayrmaer ‘Stone’ & ‘Shoe’ glues or my trusty bottle of Everbuild medium. All four had no issues gluing standard office rubber bands back together and eventually failed in the same manner.It’s perfectly fine adhesive, but I just can’t see any notable difference other than the colour between this and my usual brand of superglue, even when used specifically with shoe sole rubber or other rubber items in general. Plain CA glue is pretty good with rubber already, provided you give the surface a quick clean and roughen it up with sandpaper or something else to give the glue something to key into. So for me there ultimately isn’t much appeal in this specific product over cheaper generic options from a variety of brands and sources.The current price of £8.99 feels like a lot to ask for a single 30g bottle, that’s basically what I'd pay for 100-150g of general purpose superglue from Everbuild which is my goto option. The glue itself is perfectly functional and reasonably strong, but I can’t help but feel like they’re trying to market a generic superglue as a specially blended adhesive at an uprated price for something that a typical superglue has no problems with.

This glue is brilliant 😁 but beware,it will stick other things if you drip it ( other half glued himself to rug 🤣)