Sugru by tesa - Mouldable Multi-Purpose Glue for Creative Fixing and Making, Black, White and Gray, 8-Pack

Pretty cool stuff, I was able to glue my headset hindge together. Sony PS5 Pulse Elite headset broke at the only point it could bend so I used this and super glue before to put it together. It is not looking good but works perfectly. Fortunately no cable broke inside. It came with the same expiry date as the delivery date but with putting them into the fridge (the small bags) it will triple lifetime of these glues. Easy to form what you need, it does need 12-24 hours to solidify but it will be still kinda gummy (not sticky) which is the perfect for anything that should bend.

This stuff is fantastic and has fixed many broken items. Used three days ago to fix a kitchen cupboard door hinge that had become loose in its chipboard - worked brilliant on another door fixed six months ago and is holding this well too. An extremely versatile strong mouldable product which I have also used in the past to help a quadriplegic friend more easily use remotes, appliances and utensils. Comes in small packets and once opened needs to be used straight away as goes off quickly. Having said that, leave to harden for 24 hours once used for best results

This used to be half the price but even at the high cost it is worth having in the fridge. Yes the fridge or the freezer is the place to store it as the shelf life triples. I’ve event used some that was 4 years past the use by date and it was totally fine. It’s a very versatile product. I’ve even used it to hold a rear screen in a car where the adhesive began to fail. Multiple uses but beware these packets are small so could be costly.

Bought this years ago to hang a garden trellis. It’s still holding. Live in north of Scotland. Brilliant stuff!!!

I've used this for so many DIY jobs around the home over the past few years. It's invaluable but watch out for the expiry dates.

The sugru arrived today and was "use by 12 2024" it's now 5 2025. Selling out of date products is not on. Sugru has a very short shelf life as it is! Too expensive to be selling faulty goods.

I've used Sugru a few times now and I've only just seen the small 'Use By' date on each individual packet.Just received a new order at the end of March 2025, and 'Use By' dates are by February 2025. I'd been assuming they would last for ages until needed, but I'll no longer order in advance.

Whenever I go to use this I always seem to have run out. I've used it to fix plastic fairings on a motorbike, the switch on a desk lamp, feet on the bottom of a soap dish etc. It hold stronger than you expect and it is firmer than you expect, although it does still retain a bit of a rubbery feel. I also follow their tip of storing it in the fridge to extend the lifespan - I always try to keep a few sachets in there for their next project.