Skin Bond Latex Adhesive: Osto-Bond Skin Bonding Cement, 4 Oz. Can W/Brush

I was certain I reviewed this but here goes again. It was excellent service, I received it quickly and as expected. The product is great for the purpose I bought it for which was taping a Great Dane's ears. It melts easily with the product designed as a skin safe solvent and leaves only minor traces that will rub off. It rather amazes me that such a product exists and is safe.As far as use, it dries FAST, be ready to apply whatever you are bonding very quickly. It isn't a problem to get off collateral surfaces, several times I've spilled some on my coffee table and it rubs right off, same thing with my hands, just rub them together and it's gone in little balls of latex.

Works great to post my Giant Schnauzer's cropped ears. His breeder told me to use large breathe right strips inside the ears and Osto Bond. Make sure you first wipe the inside of your dog's ears with a rubbing alcohol soaked cotton ball to remove oil and dirt. Paint the backside of the breathe right strip and the inside of your dog's ears and press into place and hold for a few minutes until it sticks. Worked awesome to get his ears to stand. The glue releases on its own in about 3 - 5 days. Clean the ears again, get some new breathe right strips and repeat until the ears are standing without help. So much more comfortable for the dog than a full tape up job and easier for you too.

This stuff works great for attaching Halloween costume pieces to your body. It is latex based and as long as you follow the directions will hold ears, scars, and other lightweight items indefinitely. If you are using heavier latex items on skin that moves a lot, the adhesive will start to pull away after several hours, but will hold for at least 6 hours. If you combine it with something along the lines of skin tac (a skin adhesive enhancer) it works a little better. Clean up is easy with some alcohol, and if you wish to clean your costume pieces in order to reuse them later, it comes off them fairly easy with a little bit of rubbing (with alcohol).

It worked great for securing my Ostomy barrier's edges & prevented leakage, even adhering when exposed to water or excessive sweating. The only problem I had was when applying to Ostomy barrier's onto previously irritated skin, it stung. Once my skin irritation improved, I felt no sting when applying the barrier that I applied it to. It's important to note that you needed to wait about 5 minutes for the latex liquid to become tacky for the best adhesion and to form a water resistant seal.

It does about as good of a job as liquid skin. If it get wet, it wears off.I did not buy this for human use. Quality on humans, I can not say how it does. I do know when getting it on my fingers, I can just rub my fingers together, it balls up and comes off easily. Again, my intentions were not for the use of humans.I bought this item to help prop my dobie's ears up. It does not leave marks, pull hair as many other methods do. It is easy to use. However it if get wets, it will not hold. For my dobie, I am reapplying it every other day fully and on smaller areas every day. It holds up as well as liquid skin does (which can be bought at walmart @ $5, dollar tree @ $1, dollar general @ $2.50).If you are planning on using this for propping up a dog's ears, I would recommend buying the surgical glue that vet's use. It does hold up longer.Again, I can not say how it works on humans.

I LOVE THIS ADHESIVE!!! WHY CAN WE NOT BUY IT ANY MORE???I have been told that suppliers don't carry it anymore and that Montreal Ostomy no longer manufactures it. I do not know which is correct, but it is a great loss. The only other latex adhesive out there is Torbot and it sucks.

This was recommended on various sites as a great adhesive, when combined with other aids, to be able to help a dog's ears stand erect. What a crock. I used the wooden correctors as well as the foam correctors MANY times. First of all, it takes 4 to 6 minutes (4 is a crock) to adhere-try and get a young dog to be quiet that long. I had a helper but unless you have a pro on hand, good luck with that. Even when when I got the ear utensil in, and I used 3 different kinds, it was out by the morning. I will never use this stuff again for anything! I'm going to the vet for the second time tomorrow. SHE will get the job done with another product.

I bought this glue to apply breath-rite strips to the inside of the ears on my German Shepherd puppy to help train them to stand up. It works great with no skin irritation, and comes loose by itself after a few days. Even better, dogs don't seem to mind this nearly so much as other more intrusive methods like taping. I would guess that this glue is also great for human skin, since that is its main purpose.