Gorilla Clear Grip Contact Adhesive, Waterproof, 3 oz Tube, 3-Pack

Good value, Insanely strong. Cap is air tight makes it easy for later use and doesnt dry shut like typical superglue does. Apply on both surfaces wait 2 mins and apply a little pressure. EZ

Welp it really is waterproof. So far no leaks.

This glue works great on all surfaces

If i could write a 4.5 I would disclose amazing. It worked a bunch of my squishies./stress balls including needohs and dumplings the reason why it is not a 5 is because if im gluing something and i put it on a table on its side it starts pouring out glue with barely any effort at all and it can cause a sticky mess, very hard to get off a carpet or glass or countertop.

I am a crafter. This was a great price for this many. IF YOU SQUEEZE TO HARD THE BOTTOM WILL BLOW OUT so always move the glue to the front of the tube before squeezing or applying pressure.

My floor fan has rubber feet but I have a wooden floor. I wanted to glue felt pads to the feet so the fan could slide on the floor. So I applied a relatively thick glob of glue to each of the rubber feet, pressed felt pads securely onto the glue, and waited 24 hours. The next day, the fan slid beautifully on the floor. That was a month ago. I continue to slide the fan daily and the felt pads never budge!

I used three different glues to test which was best to glue 1” elastic to create Apple Watch bands, and of the three this Gorilla clear grip was the best on multiple levels. The clear vs. one with a light putty color was obviously better since some glue inevitably oozes out the sides and shows, so clear is mostly invisible. Second quality, the flexibility is optimal since I want the band to be flexible where it’s glued so it’s comfortable to wear the watch band. And finally, comparing this glue with another similar clear gel glue - I discovered that the Gorilla clear grip has a great ‘rub off’ quality - after the bands have set in place for about 15 minutes or so, I remove the clamps and while the glue is still soft enough I can just rub off the part that oozed out the sides to clean it up. If I waited longer such as half hour, the glue is still somewhat stretchy and rubbery and I can pull the excess ooze off the edge. In contrast, the other clear glue I used did not have this rubbery consistency and the oozed sides could not be scraped, pulled or rubbed off after it tried - so the result just stayed looking a little messier. As to the strength, I have to stretch the bands a bit to get them on and off my wrist and the glue holds perfectly, I also keep my watch band on in the shower or in the ocean at the beach, and there has been no loosening of the glue at all. I also used the same three glues as a test in gluing small items inside a fairy house that will be placed outside in the elements. I glued the miniature furniture onto a test board and the next day checked to see how hard it was to pry it off - and once again, the Gorilla clear grip held the firmest over the other two highest rated alternatives. Being clear is obviously best in this use since the tiny furniture legs glued onto a mini house floor look most realistic if you can’t see the glue.

I needed a clear (dries clear) thick-ish adhesive to glue three approx 3"x3"x3" irregularly shaped blobs of semi-hardened (almost hardened) Playdoh to a cardboard sheet for a kid's science display of the spinal column. I am not particularly craft-y and do not have a lot of experience with this type of adhesive, but I needed something that would dry thickly so that the hardened Playdoh would sit on top of the adhesive and not tear off the cardboard. I bought 3 packs of the small tubes and because of the the reviews that said that this product blows out of the tube. The reviews were not kidding. I wasted almost the first tube just getting the hang of not having the product drip onto my fingers! At the same time and for the same product I also bought a tube of the E-6000, figuring that if one didn't work,the other brand might. Here's my comparison from the perspective of the novice user of the two products: The Gorilla adhesive is a little clearer going on and is slightly thinner (although still a gel). The thinness is good for getting the adhesive into tight spaces, but is awful for controlling its exit from the tube--for the novice, that is basically uncontrollable. Since the mini size doesn't come with tips,there is really very little way to regulate the flow. Plan on buying a lot of small tubes. The Gorilla adhesive does go down flat, and it dries to an almost clear blob (you can build up the size of the blob, which I did to about a half inch thickness). The Playdoh stuck to the cardboard well and I'm sure it will survive transport to school. I gave the product only 3 stars because the the amount of adhesive that blows out of the tube is wasteful AND irritating. Given the number of prior users' unheeded complaints, I have the impression that Gorilla doesn't much care about redesigning the tube (or at least including free tips). I would have given 5 stars if the tube weren't such a pain, because the other aspects of the product are good. By comparison, I found the E-6000 to be a bit thicker/less runny and slightly less clear. The less runny aspect presented a benefit (didn't get all over my fingers right out of the tube) but made it more difficult to put down on the cardboard in a smooth stripe--it formed little peaks (like mousse or meringue) that were not easy to smooth out. Not an issue for me because I was sitting a blob of Playdoh on top of it, but maybe an issue for more precision-type of work. I loved that the tube came with a few tips (made application easier). The E-6000 dried slightly less clear color, but not an issue for me. I did not find that it set up in the tube as fast as others mentioned, but I was very careful to cap the tube frequently. For the Gorilla adhesive, if you can put up with the waste and have some skill with use of this type of adhesive, it's probably closer to a 4-5 stars.

I had high expectations of this product. Gorilla products are usually high quality. I have used this product on rubber on boots and plastic on plastic. Both times the adhesive has lasted a very short time before coming apart. Araldite or similar product would be much better in my opinion. I find it hard to recommend this product.

Although it looks expensive, but I believe it’s the best.

Works great

Its ok! Did glued the squishy it was needed for but seems ok for other items

The gorilla glue is like no other! This seller is phenomenal! I would deal with them again!