Eclectic Products 160011 Amazing Goop Automotive Glue, 3.7 oz Tube (Pack of 6)

I first discovered Goop about 20 years ago, and was surprised it worked so well. It's thick, so it can fill gaps to hold things close enough, which can be handy. My first project was to get the downspout at the side of my house to stop rattling. Goop worked great for that; nothing else did. Stuck solidly to the stucco and to the old downspout. Given my years of experience with this stuff, I suspect that downspout is still holding.If there's a downside to Goop, it's that it's too good. What I mean is, once the stuff dries, you can forget prying it loose...not gonna happen! So if you think you might want to undo something later, Goop would be a poor choice.I've gone through a couple dozen tubes over the years. Whenever I run low, I think maybe I shouldn't buy again in bulk. Goop has a limited shelf life, and begins to thicken after a couple years, even sealed in the tube unopened. But I always manage to use it up before it gets too old to squeeze out.If you're the sort of person who prefers to repair something instead of throwing it out, you need Goop!Goop is available in different kinds, but I buy only the Automotive now. Frankly, I'm not certain there is any difference which one you buy. I've used the plumbing version and the general purpose one, too. If there was any difference, I couldn't tell. Besides, I figure if it's designed for automotive, it will probably work on anything. Another reason for choosing Automotive Goop is that it's available to buy in bulk, so I can save a few bucks.In addition to repairs, Goop is good for reinforcing. I even used it on stuff that hasn't yet broken. For example, my washer and dryer have many complaints about the plastic control cover cracking. When I first learned about that, I took them both apart, and reinforced the plastic panels. It's now been well over ten years, and they look as good as new.

This is perfect for everyday use!

Great glue productPackage included enough tubes of glue that I can just get it, use it, fix it and not worry about running out of product.This is a really nice glue and I use it for many thing non-autoThis glue will flow for about 10 minutes as it tries to work its way into cracks & crevices.If you want to keep it thickened, you have to make a dam from Scotch tape or, rotate the glued item back and forth while those 10 minutes go by until the glue set up and gets tacky.I recommend GOOP Glue!

First time I've used this GOOP AUTOMOTIVE ADHESIVE.I have a 89 BMW 325i Convertible & it has most of it's thread that holds the Canvas together unstitched and the shop is charging me close to $1500 to replace the whole top. I said no & found this Goop. I can't believe how this thing holds the top together and also seals the top from water.....I'm impressed.I ordered it from Red Rock and also impressed with their customer service. Good job guys.....

I"ve been using this glue for a while now and I have found it to be the best glue on the market bar none. Easlier and better then a two part epoxy and better then Gorilla Glue as well. Drys nice and clear, would never use another glue, works on everything.

I use this stuff for all kinds of repairs, it holds almost anything when used as directed.

The product was just what I wanted, but it did take a long time to get it.

I have used this for all sorts of fastening needs where all other adhesives have failed.14 years ago, I tried to glue on 4 equally spaced magnets to the inside edge of one of my front aluminum wheels on my 67 Camaro street/strip car that were needed to get a wheel speed reading for an old Mopar Performance Timer I had mounted under the dash.All the glues I had previously tried allowed the magnets to loosen and fly off at approx. 70 to 80 mph. After I glued them on with the Automotive Goop, they never came off again,..even at 135 mph.