Weld-On 10260 790 Multi-Purpose Medium-Bodied High Strength Solvent Cement - Fast-Setting and Low-VOC, Light Amber, 1/4 Pint (4 fl oz)

Title: Excellent Performance and Fast Shipping!I recently purchased the Weld-On Cement, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. This product delivered exactly what I was looking for.Performance:The cement works like a charm! It provides a strong, durable bond that is perfect for a variety of materials. I used it on PVC piping for my shower drain, and the bond was quick and solid. The consistency is ideal, as it gives you enough time to position pieces without being too runny or thick. I can already tell this will hold up over time, and the weld seems incredibly strong.Condition & Shipping:The product arrived in perfect condition—no leaks or issues with the packaging.Final Thoughts:Overall, I highly recommend the Weld-On for anyone needing a reliable, high-strength cement for their projects. It’s a fantastic product that works exactly as advertised, and it was shipped quickly and in great condition. Will definitely purchase again for future projects!

I am an amateur Plumber and don’t use glue that frequently. This works fine and the small can at a reasonable price is welcomed

I used this glue to repair some old shoes. The old glue had failed and let the soles come loose in places. This glue is working fine right now, but of course I don't have any idea how long it will hold. After I made the repair and waited for the required drying time, I tried to pull the repair apart, but t held fine. I hope it holds as long as the original glue held. It cost me a lot less then taking the shoes to a shoe repair shop and with the included brush it was an easy repair.Note: I used some Samhopo steel clips I bought from Amazon to hold the parts together while the glue was drying.

Works well, excellent strength, good drying time at a good price. I prefer this brand over others I have used.

I used this glue to replace a broken pipe. It did work well.

Works

Perfectly fine product. PVC has held together. I only tested to 80lbs of pressure but have little doubt that it could hold much more.

I am DIY handyman around my house, If I think I can do it, I will try. If I find out I need help, then I will call in a professional. Enough said, this was my first time working with plastic pipe. I found out the brush in can is a round shaped swab attached to the lid. You need to give it time for the excess glue to drain off the swab, back into the can, otherwise you better have a drip cloth down. Actually, I learned from this and recommend that the drip cloth should be part of the plan, Other than some drips, I was successful with this product on my first try.