Gorilla Original Polyurethane Glue

Gorilla Glue is Great! Really works Well!

Amazing results. We tried carpenters glue, super glue, and double back tape trying to get our silicone strip lights to say affixed to the top of your display cabinet (glass and metal) and nothing held. So far the gorilla glue is working. If anything changes I will update this feedback.

I use this glue for most tasks where a polyurethane adhesive makes sense. I have used it on wood chairs, wood tables, PVC structures, wood-to-wood joints, and even concrete bonded to wood. When used correctly, it forms a very strong bond that has held up well over time. One thing I like is how reliable it is if you follow the basic rules. Slightly dampening the surface, clamping properly, and allowing full cure time makes a big difference. It expands as it cures, which helps fill gaps but also means you need to control squeeze-out and not over-apply it. I do not think there is any offensive odor when using this. This creates an opaque fastener and wouldn't use it in any way where it's visibility would be an issue. I keep an unopened bottle on hand at all times. Once I open one, I order a replacement right away. I do not like leaving partially used bottles sitting around for too long since moisture exposure eventually ruins them. Stored sealed, it has been dependable. I consider this a good value overall, though it is somewhat pricey. It can also be more glue than needed for some jobs, and it is not the best option for every application. That said, for heavy-duty bonding across many materials, it has earned a permanent place in my home.

This glue holds quite well in most applications, as it's a polyethylene glue vs a water-based glue. It will expand, and there will be excess glue in the form of glue foam should one use too much. With a bit of pressure, the pieces to be glued will be glued and held fast. It is kind of a pain to use, but the overall results are great. It does have a tendency to run and/or spread, so a little goes a long way. It is waterproof and does react to moisture in your wood. For most glueing situations this glue will hold once dry. Just be prepared for cleanup. This glue has it place, and I recommend it for most of one's glueing needs.

really good glue but it dries a brown color. i needed clear

I used this to glue the sole of my hunting boots back. The toe area started to pull away from the sole - so I cleaned it the best I could and after it dried - I added the Gorilla glue to both sides and clamped them together with several clamps. It expanded as expected and I had to use a razor knife to cut away the excess. Put a few hours on a 4 wheeler in the snow and walking around the yard and it’s still holding. Choose this because it expands as it dries because the sole had some small divers that I wanted to make sure filled with glue.

This glue is one of the best brands. The thickness is consistent with gorilla glue I’ve used before about the thickness of honey. Very versatile glue I used it on my wooden chair and it worked great. The drying time was long I let it sit overnight so I can’t give an exact time.

The glue bonds well, but takes forever to bond. This makes it very difficult to use for certain projects that you can't clamp with weight, and you can rely on holding something down with your own hands or another item because the glue expands and gets everywhere. It's relatively easy to clean off skin, but it leaves a sticky sensation for hours afterwards. Very difficult to clean off of projects, as it tends to just be spread, or get other things stuck to your ite s in the rare occasion it bonds quickly. Because there's no option for a smaller or skinnier nozzle, it makes it a bit difficult for projects involving smaller pieces as it's hard to spread a very thin layer. I am currently using it to assemble a resin kit, and will have picture examples of both the good and the bad to post when it is completed. Update: So far with ever project I've worked on with this glue has either expanded and bubbled in the worst, most visible spots possible, or ruined the paint, or bonded incorrectly, resulting in a piece leaning a bit further than it should. Every gap caused by this is of course covered with a sickly yellow goop. On top of that, I'm going to have to waste MORE money buying my usual gorilla super glue(that, by the way, I can never get to the end of a bottle because it dries up halfway through) in order to assemble the wire cage dress on my second project.

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Great product

Terrific glue, used it to glue wood together to make a structure to support a tarp to keep snow and rain off my boat in the off season, it held very well, actually the oozing as it expands is quite messy if you are not used to using this, but so far so good.