Gorilla Original Gorilla Glue, Waterproof Polyurethane Glue, 2 Ounce Bottle, Brown, (Pack of 1)

Not much to say. Follow the directions. Dampen one side of object being glued. I have used this product for almost 5 years. It is very strong. Important to clamp a bit while drying. It has lasted quite a long time. Possibly 'slip and score' surfaces a bit. Or just have some pressure. Works almost as good or better then JB-weld.It is a heavy duty glue. Kinda tricky getting used to it. Start with small amounts. It goes a long way. It is a strong, industrial strength glue. Good product and good price. Very handy for a lot of different projects.

This is my “go to” glue for around the house repairs. If something breaks or comes apart, my wife tells me, “you better Gorilla Glue it” whether or not it would be applicable. The first time using this product, I followed the directions exactly, slightly curious as to why I would want to wet/moisten what I was gluing. I as a little alarmed with the foaming action and kept a good eye on it, wiping it down occasionally as it set. The item I repaired, a wooden cutting board, looks great after some light sanding to remove the residual residue and still holds up today, 3 years later. You can’t even see where the repair was made. I have since used this on a number of repairs with great success. I can’t do without this stuff in my tool box.1) Follow the instructions and you will have greater success.2) Use the least amount to make the repair. It does tend to foam a bit and can be a little messy if you don’t keep an eye on it.3) The smaller bottles are the smartest way to go. After opening, it does seem to thicken in the bottle with time. I got approximately 2 years out of my old bottle before discarding it with about 1/4 of the bottle remaining.

Must be careful because this glue expands but it is by far the strongest glue I've ever used including any type of epoxy. Works on pretty much any surface!

Used to repair some patio chairs where the fabric started to fail. Glue applied and bounded and covered by clear packing tape until set. Then cushions hide the pretty ugly joints but function and strength are well tested and a cheaper alternative than replacing fabric or the chairs themselves.Also used to repair shoe insoles that won't stay put.Careful not to get this on yourself or in unwanted places. I don't thing there are any solvents that work to clean up.

An excellent adhesive, but with some warnings:1. It’s a water-activated polyurethane. Water starts the curing process, and instructions say to wet one of the two objects to be glued. Well and good, but air usually has water vapor in it … more in a humid environment. When you remove glue from the container, it’s replaced with air that usually contains water vapor. This will start a slow process of curing the remaining glue. In weeks or months, the remaining glue gets thicker then solid. I get one or two uses out of a container before it goes bad (thickens too much). Lesson is that containers should be considered single or double use. Don’t buy large containers unless they will be used completely soon after opening.2. Because of water vapor in the air, glue that seeps from the joints will cure rapidly and form a stiff foam. This must be cut away with a utility or Xacto knife if the joint seam is accessible … if not accessible, too bad.3. Glued items need to be clamped together after glue is applied for best performance.4. Let cure for at least 24 hours.5. Cured glue has limited flexibility. I’ve used it for shoe heels and stiff soles. Anything more flexible, expect it to crumble and fail with repeated flexing.

strong glue for almost ANYTHING

It’s very good. strong adhesion and reliable, worth the money.

Just what I needed. Bond wood to medal for my woodworking project. Just don’t forget to use a little water like the instructions say.