Industrial Grade Cyanoacrylate Adhesive - 8 Oz Thin Viscosity, Extra Large, Protective Cap

I recently tried GLUEMASTERS Medium Viscosity Industrial Cyanoacrylate Adhesive and was thoroughly impressed with its performance. This adhesive offers a remarkable balance between quick setting time and workability. Unlike some high-end super glues that set almost instantaneously, this product allows a bit more time for adjustments, which is perfect for precision tasks. However, set time is very quick.I conducted two tests: one on porcelain and the other on metal. In both cases, the adhesive set up swiftly with minimal intervention, which speaks volumes about its ease of use. The bond strength was exceptional - the repairs on both materials were not only crystal clear but also incredibly sturdy. It's worth noting that the repairs were almost invisible, requiring close inspection to even notice them.What I appreciate most about this adhesive is its versatility. It seems to work equally well on diverse materials, making it a go-to option for various household and industrial repairs. The medium viscosity is just right, ensuring that the glue stays in place without being too thick or runny. We did store it in the refrigerator for next use, however, we have not yet determined the usability after opening and the longevity of the product.In summary, GLUEMASTERS Medium Viscosity Cyanoacrylate Adhesive is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for an affordable, reliable, and easy-to-use adhesive. Its balance between setting time and strength is excellent, and the clarity of the repairs is top-notch. Whether you're dealing with a quick fix or a complex project, this adhesive won't let you down.

I have a rather silly event at Christmas time called "The Flinging of the Balls". You've seen those really big shatterproof (well, shatter resistant) ornaments they sell, right? We put them on the end of long ribbon & fling them over the branches of this giant pecan tree in my front yard. It's become such a popular event that we will fling well over 100 balls into my tree in one night. This past Christmas was the 14th annual flinging. Each year I pick someone to have the honor of flinging the first ball.We lost a very special friend earlier last year. Her name was Aliya & she always attending the flinging. She was our most sparkly friend, always dressed in sparkles & always wore a tiara. I decided to let her sister & then her boyfriend fling the first balls. So, I got a bunch of plastic tiaras & glued them to some of the ornaments. So everyone who loved Aliya got to fling a ball with a tiara on it. I tried just about every kind of adhesive, super glue, Gorilla glue & epoxy out there. Thick viscosity Professional Grade Cyanoacrylate (CA) Super Glue by GLUE MASTERS is the only one that worked & it did great! Balls often take a lot of abuse since as it may take several tries to get your ball into the tree. They hit the tree, the sidewalk, street or even someone's head. Now, it's the middle of February. Rain, wind & an ice storm that took down tree limbs and power lines all over town. But, I still have balls hanging from my tree, tiaras intact! Glue masters, you rule!A word of caution: be careful with this stuff! I glued my hand to my blue jeans. I managed to get myself unstuck but, it took a minute. LOL!

I've glued together a broken garden hose coupling and a brass-aluminum connection in my commode handle; so far, everything I've used it for has resulted in a fantastic bond. No leaks in the hose coupling, either!

I really do like this glue. I've ordered it three times now. The first order was (2) two-ounce bottles. That worked so well, and I went through it so quickly, that my next order was (1) eight-ounce bottle. That didn't go so well. The glue was fine, but I had nothing but problems with the cap, and the glue opening. From the first I had to use a pair of pliers to get the cap off, and the opening was continually clogging. I had to keep a nail handy in order to be able to dispense the glue. I ended up throwing the rest of the bottle away, when my third order (received yesterday) of (2) two-ounce bottles arrived.I would love to be able to use the larger size bottles, but I won't order them again with the trouble I had.

I use this stuff along with an accelerator for my finish carpentry. Whenever I have to install picture frame moulding on a wall I prefab the pieces so that the install goes smoothly. I bought the 8oz medium viscous bottle a few years ago. I store it in the basement in a cabinet and it keeps just fine. Recently, I had some moulding pieces left over and instead of throwing them away I cut them on a 45° angle and glued them together. You couldn't tell once it was sanded and painted.A little goes a long way. When I have two corners to glue together I put glue on one piece and the accelerator on the other piece, hold together for 20 seconds and then it's bonded. If it doesn't hold the first time, chances are the glue or accelerator was absorbed into the end grain of the wood pieces. Just try again. I always make sure to join pieces over a piece of plastic sheeting to protect anything from getting glue on it. Another great use when working is to use a few spots of CA glue along with wood glue. The CA glue holds the pieces together until the wood glue dries. I use this instead of clamps a lot. This stuff really changed the game! I cannot recommend it enough. Pro tip: if you have a Ped Egg (or knock off of one) use that to get dried glue off of your fingers. It hasn't failed me yet (follow all the warnings and instructions on the Ped Egg, of course).Update: I had to contact the vendor because the nozzle on my bottle was clogged and I was looking for a replacement. They didn't have one but replied on a Sunday evening and had recommendations for me to try. THAT'S customer service!