IPS Weld-On 3 Acrylic Plastic Cement with Weld-On Applicator Bottle with Needle, 4 oz Can, Clear

my husband said that this really works for plastic, easy to use and has held together anything he has glued.

All products in the image arrived - the bottle contained the cap for the needle, and the bag had the applicator tip. The container was full, with a metal cap inside to seal it and prevent leakage. Unfortunately, upon breaching the seal the cap ejected itself with some force and spilled a bit of cement on my desk, liquefying the paint on my desk. I am fortunate to not be blinded, I suppose. The paint has dried now, so all is well. Regardless, upon testing the product, it works exactly as I intended for bonding PETG 3D printed parts to Acrylic. I am satisfied. I suggest letting the cement come out of the bottle on its own, there is no need to squeeze it.

This product works as advertised but the surface tension is higher then water so went everyplace except the squeeze bottle so the extra that got on the acrylic stained it and couldn't be repaired. I used a glue needle and it worked way better. I also used painters tape to keep the material where I wanted it. It cured up nicely.

It is a pretty crappy container, and I had to use my own syringe to apply it to my projects. But the glue is really good, especially on 3D prints/projects.

I have used many different types of bonding agents. Everything from the cheapest pack you can buy at the dollar store all the way to the most expensive I could purchase like locktight, and gorilla glue. I typically like to find products that are specific for the project I'm working with. In this case it was plexiglass, or acrylic. This product was described as fast acting and strong and for a reasonable price. Or so I thought. It comes in a metal can which in its self is horrible to work with. There is a piece of metal that you have to remove in order to even open the can. Hopefully in doing so you don't damage the threads for the cap. It comes with a small bottle and a needle like tip/applicator and that would be fine if the liquid wasn't so thin that when applied to the material it basically runs all over it. Not good if you're looking for a finished looking project that doesn't require additional work in order to do so. Not to mention you will waste quite a bit just trying to pour the liquid from the can to the bottle. In my opinion you would be better off sticking with gorilla glue or locktight rather than this stuff. All puns intended.

Solvent works fine but the applicator bottle is a joke, it leaked everywhere out of the cap and then stopped working after the first weld. I happened to have some disposable needles for applying paint in small areas of 3d prints so I just tried those and they worked fine, not the cleanest looking weld but I don't care what it looks like. They should just stop selling this with an applicator bottle so no one is taken by surprise when they receive this unusable garbage.

Worked as advertised. Glued my acrylic like nobody’s business.

Works well but difficult to pour into dispenser from can. No cap for needle