G&S G-S Hypo Cement, 1 Count (Pack of 1), Transparent

Superior quality product that works with pearls and does not damage their delicate finish. A must have for pearl knotting.

Purchased as recommended by the designer of a micro-macrame pattern, to hold core cords of a knotted project together, I'm pleased with the ease of use, the hold and the flexibility after drying.My only struggle is with returning the needle like "plug" back into the tube dispenser, a problem with my senior vision, and, would not stop me from using this excellent product.This is the same glue recommended by an associate who took a class on knotting pearls from a well known professional and, sold by Rio Grande jewelry suppliers, has been their top choice for a couple decades.The tube was fresh, easy to work with (if you are new to this, wipe the tip carefully as you are closing it up)and, be quick getting that needle like "plug" back into the dispenser tipIt might take a bit of practice and, squeeze as little as possible to avoid an excess of glue.The product was clearly very fresh and I remember using it many years ago, store properly, the tube lasted a long time.Thank you GS, good tools make crafting more enjoyable

I used this to replace my watch crystal and it worked great. (More expensive watches use a special press to attach the crystal, but cheaper ones are glued in place and use something like this.)

I'm pretty new to watch repair, but I've been using reddit and watching videos to figure out what to do.This is the cement recommended by watchmakers and reddit for installing watch crystals.I decided to try it. I bought a new watch crystal to install on a used watch that I wanted to give to my wife. I wet sanded it to size with P1000 sandpaper, checking constantly for a perfect fit. I cleaned off the dirt from the case and any sanding remnants on the crystal, donned eye protection, gloves, and mask and got ready to glue the sucker in place.The built-in applicator is like a hypodermic needle. You get the precision you need. But don't get overly squeezy with the tube because then it'll just ooze out, and that glue is not going back in.Applications to unnecessary areas can be wiped up with isopropyl alcohol. I put rubbing alcohol on a white rag for this. I like that white rags are strong, lint-free, and disposable.My wife loves the watch, and I love that the crystal stays on. I also love my wife.

The only glue I’ll use for stretchy beaded bracelets. Love the precision applicator, but you do need to be careful once the product is about halfway finished. I’ve eventually experienced leaks out of the side of almost every tube I’ve purchased, and accidentally pierced the tube from the inside with the pin in the cap a couple times.

My favorite jewelry cement.

The room stinks like spray paint the second you start using it, The glue POURS out of the package non stop, it gets everywhere, its impossible to put the tiny tiny needle cap into the tip when glue is constantly coming out. You waste SO MUCH glue it never stop slow coming out when the cap is off. The product stinks so bad and its thin as water. gets everywhere. travels on rings like water doesnt stay where its suppose to its been 2 hours they rings are dry the pearl still moves around. This is a nightmare of a product. Is this really what everyone uses. I am RUNNING back to aleene's glue. I didnt know how good I had it til I got this pure trash. BEWARE

This product is extremely effective for jewelry makers; clear, dries quickly without mess. I purchased after seeing a number of tutorials recommending it for restringing pearl strands. This product is easy to use with exceptional precision in securing knots. I did struggle with the recapping pin, but figured it out without too big a mess.