TechnicqllContact Adhesive Glue For Leather Rubber Cork Plastic Metal Felt Leatherette

Not the best contact adhesive and I will stick to a good branded name next time so I will not be buying this stuff again.Seems to dry in a few seconds and is not very sticky at all.I tried to glue some PVC leather to some wood and done exactly as per instructions and it hardly stuck at all. I left it 24 hours and I could just pull it off as if it was holding on with wallpaper paste.To me it was useless but I have no idea how other people will get on with it.I for one will not use it again as it is totally useless.

This was bought specifically to repair some leather and after following the instructions closely, the glue did not stick as it should. It clearly has some epoxy in it, due to the aroma of the glue, but not enough to make this adhesive work.

I used this to repair one of my daughter's (expensive) handbags. The straps had de-laminated into 2 thin strips of leather and a strip of fabric (which was supposed to be sandwiched by the leather). It seems to have done the trick without making much mess, whilst leaving the strap soft and pliable. However, I think the top has now bonded itself to the tube, so I doubt I'll be able to open it to use it again. So much of it has probably been wasted. Otherwise 5 star.

I bought this glue afer searching a lot to fix my BMW's rear wind screen beeding. I tried some of the similar products but all of them faild. This glue is flexible and strong. it can stick rubber and glass to a high quality. It may take few minutes to dry and you may need to use duct take, clamp or anithing similar to hold the glue applied areas together. Please remember that this tube is small but enouh for a handful of jobs.

As expected a contact glue. Similar to "Moment" well known in the Soviet Union