GLUESMITHPlastic Repair Glue System from The Gluesmith, Great for All Other Materials Also

We first got this glue at the Gourd Festival In Arizona. After we used it all, we ordered more because it works so well.For example, I found an old pair of sunglasses- the kind that fit over regular glasses. I broke the side stem putting them on after a couple of times. My husband used this glue and it worked great. In fact, the side stem broke again— but not in the same spot! The glue held so well that the break was about a quarter of an inch from the previous break.This stuff holds anything!

This is the best glue ever. It beats gorilla and any super glue hands down. Have you ever glued a fan belt and installed it till you could get somewhere to replace it? I did and it held ,ive been using it for over a decade. ive used it on broken fan belts, wood table and chairs, and something you couldnt glue with anything in the past, a poly t.v. back. i havent found anything it could not glue yet. also with super glue and most others, you can use to much and it wont hold. with this glue, no such thing. the thick is used for control of amount and to prevent the glue from running. the thin can be used by itself or with the powder to fill gaps nd holes. the glue incuding the powder sets within seconds and when the poder is used, its as has hard as a rock. i saw the fan belt demo years back. he glued it together, then pulled between 2 hitch balls. the belt broke, but not in the same place. i highly recommend it and so does every person i showed it to

My order got lost in shipping. Contacted the seller, and they immediately sent another. I already knew this stuff is great because a friend gave me some to make repairs - everything from a plexiglass windshield to a wooden tray table. Can't wait to break something so I can use this new batch =).

WOW! Amazing stuff. I tried model glue, plastic epoxy, and super glue on a toy train set engine that had a broken plastic rail along the frame of the engine...nothing worked until I came across “Gluesmith”. I applied the thick solution with the booster and in seconds the rail was fastened in place without loosening or pulling apart. UPDATE: when I saw a product video showing a rubber cord glued together and stretched without coming apart I decided to try Gluesmith on my vehicle tire that had a bad slice in it from hitting a curb. It was bad enough to draw the attention of Toyota service. I used Gluesmith on the slice and it bound together without separating after having driven later on the tire.

Great... glue is strong and works on everything. I glued pieces of flagstone rocks together and used the gap filler media to fill in gaps up to 1/4" wide. I was going to drill and pin them together as part of my Black and White Argentine Tegu's décor. However, I wanted to see how well this glue really does work so I went with gluing it instead. Fortunately, take paid off and saved me a bunch of time drilling holes with concrete bits and using stainless fasteners.

Used to glue broken engine sensor connector tab. Followed directions then waited two days before putting the connectors together. The tab broke right off as if the glue wasn't there at all. Don't buy. Junk.

I started to use the product. I started to open it. The top of the glue bottles comes off by unscrewing it. However the hole is so big the glue can't be placed carefully where there's a hole of small break. I looked on top of the pointed plastic top. It looks like there's a bubble that should be popped with a small pin so that the glue can be easily targeted. However, if you're supposed to puncture the top with a pin to get the glue out won't the glue deteriorate if I put it away with a hole in the top? Won't it leak out if it falls over in the refrigerator. If I put a plug in the hole won't it get glued in place? No information about how to open and reseal. Seems like that should be addressed since it's so basic. It says in the information supplied, go to website for more fixing ideas. I did and couldn't find any more info. I'm betting the product is good but they should provide much better user info. That's why I gave it a 2.I just discovered that the adhesive bottles tops are in two pieces. I noticed that at first but wasn't able to separate them with my fingers and assumed they were a single assembly. I went back and tried to unscrew them apart with pliers. They came apart and I was able to use the dispenser to target the area I wanted to seal (a molded plastic seam had separated and wouldn't hold pressure). I just tested the glued joint and it holds pressure. However I now have other leaks. It's a Harbor Freight garden sprayer in case you're wondering.1-4-21 I've used the product for several other things and it works well. I"d buy it again. Be sure to store in refrigerator.

This worked very well at repairing a plastic plumbing fixture for the bathroom. I think the plastic was polypropylene. I fiber glassed it and tied it off with a bunch of thread to make it secure to the surface. Afterwards I soaked it with the "thin" glue supplied in the kit and used the activator to harden it. Wow, it only took a second and it was rock hard. Yeah I know that you can use superglue with baking soda to harden it. This kit worked very well for me. I'm satisfied.