CLEAR ADHESIVE GLUE SUPER GEL FOR PP Polypropylene, PE Polyethylene, PTFE, Silicone NEW

This worked well on the lid of the kitchen bin and was worth the purchase price (about £6.95 from memory). I used it to repair the lid about 7-8 months ago & the repair is still going strong. You need to know what kind of plastics you can use this on. Instructions relating to this were on the packaging and in Polish but seller provided a set in English. The kitchen bin is PE polyethylene plastic & this glue worked well. I am very satisfied & can certainly recommend it, but check that if it's suitable for the type of plastic you need to glue.

I bought this to repair an IKEA Trones shoe storage unit. Having read the reviews I was dubious as to whether it would work, but thought it was worth a shot. I applied 3 coats of the primer in short intervals and then the glue, holding everything in place with some masking tape and about 5 minutes of firm pressure. I left it cure for at least 12 hours before use.So far, so good. The bond had held well and appears to have excellent integrity, similar to, if not better than, the original item.Really pleased.

So far it has worked well in sticking a patch on to a foam airbed. The glue might be a bit brittle so I will find out how well it holds in use later and update.A word of caution is that all of the writing is in what looks like an eastern european language, maybe Polish. Therefore the instructions are completely unintelligible to me. This continental version of a the product does have twice the amount of glue at 4 grams to the English equivalent product for the same money. Even so 4 grams is not a lot. What I did was put the 'activator solution onto the vinyl I was sticking, briefly allowed to dry and the applied the glue from the tube and immediately joined the two pieces and held them together.

Generally it's good. Works OK, however the job I needed was abit more heavy duty and the glue just couldn't hack the weight unfortunatly. However saying that I was unable to secure my project in place with clamps or anything and strictly relied on the glue so take that into account lol would I use it again? Yeh for smaller plastic related projects. 3*

Rebuilt the inner workings of a vintage singing birthday cake ….. awkward broken hard plastic 👍

The difficulty is breaking the seal - its very difficult to exert the pressure needed without the tube expelling its contents! Made a very sticky mess!!! Please put a warning on it!

EXCELLENT PRODUCT

Having failed to glue a broken Really Useful box, this adhesive actually worked. Not without some issue. Note that the instructions (an English translation stuck over the German) are misleading.The package contains a liquid to use first, the glue in a tube to be punctured with the separate top, a nozzle and a brush. The instructions say to use the special brush which is anti-stick for the liquid, then use the brush with its special bristles for the glue, press and it is done. The bits that go wrong are puncturing the tube with utmost care still resulted in a huge amount coming out straight away. Get this on skin and it removes skin when it comes off, so I'm letting it wear away. But definitely do not use the brush for the glue - not unsurprisingly, the whole thing just gums up, despite the instructions. And in trying to clean it, all the bristles fell out of the plastic handle.But the glue definitely works where nothing else would.

Verkar kanske inte sitta som jag skulle vilja men funkar.

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Muy bien

not may options for gluing polyethylene plastic to anything beyond itself really this stuff works good got it to bond to metal (don't asky why....) which it can not do without a good glue/primer combo.

J'ai deux récupérateurs d'eau de la marque Belli, en forme de caissons empilés, en polyéthylène, de 300 litres. Comme d'autres acquéreurs se plaignent du même problème, tous les deux ont eu une fuite au même endroit, au premier interstice !C'est le seul gel se réclamant coller le polyéthylène, même si pour ça, il faut que les deux faces soient collées l'une sur l'autre. Je l'ai donc appliqué dans l'interstice et par sécurité, une fois séché, j'ai ajouté de la colle à cyanoacrylate en quantité.Depuis, trois mois, ils ont l'air de tenir. Il faudra voir dans le temps et quand la température extérieure serait plus élevée.A première vue, c'est encourageant et semble bien répondre à ce qui est indiqué sur l'emballage.Son efficacité pour coller du polyéthylène serait certainement plus sûre si les deux faces étaient apposées l'une sur l'autre, ce qui n'est pas le cas ici.