Gorilla Clear Glue, All Purpose, 1.75 oz Bottle

I’ve used a lot of different glues for small repairs and DIY projects, and this Gorilla Clear Glue has quickly become my go‑to. It’s strong, easy to use, and the clear finish makes a big difference. ✅ What I loved: Crystal clear finish: Dries nearly invisible, which is perfect for projects where you don’t want messy glue showing. [lowes.com] Strong hold: Once it fully cures, the bond is very solid and holds materials together securely. [walmart.com] Works on almost anything: I’ve used it on plastic, wood, and metal, and it sticks well to all of them. [gorillatough.com] Water resistant: Holds up well for both indoor and outdoor use (like quick fixes around the house). [gorillatough.com] Non‑foaming formula: Unlike some other Gorilla glues, this one doesn’t expand or make a mess while drying. [lowes.com] ❌ Small things to note: It’s not an instant glue—you do need to clamp or hold items in place for a bit while it sets for best results. [gorillatough.com] Full strength takes time (around a day), so it’s better for repairs you can leave alone. [gorillatough.com] 💡 Real‑life use: I used this to fix a broken plastic piece and also for a small wood repair, and both turned out great. The clear finish made the repairs almost invisible, which I really liked. 📦 Verdict: If you want a reliable, all‑purpose glue that’s strong and doesn’t leave ugly residue, this is a great choice. It’s especially good for projects where appearance matters.

I absolutely love this glue and keep it on hand at all times. Gorilla Clear Glue is my go-to adhesive whenever I’m bonding rigid materials like wood and metal. It dries crystal clear, which makes it perfect for projects where appearance matters just as much as strength. Keep in mind, that good surface prep is essential when gluing any and all materials. I use this glue regularly when making my leather knife strops for sharpening, and it has never let me down. It provides a strong, reliable bond, is easy to work with, and holds up well over time. The water-resistant nature is an added bonus for shop projects that may see humidity or occasional moisture. If you need a dependable, clear, all-purpose glue for workshop or DIY projects, this one is a winner and earns a permanent spot on my bench.

Works good and is strong

My go-to glue for repairing things. Follow the simple directions on the bottle to make the repair work. It usually does the repair with little fuss or bother. My only concern with the glue is its durability. I've never finished even close to an entire bottle of glue without it hardening or the nozzle clogging, which would mean throwing it away and buying another. Yes, even with the durability issue, it's worth the few bucks to have a good bottle on hand for emergencies.

Have used in all sorts of things. Plastic, rubber, wood. I like being able just to trim a bit off the end to control the flow

I do 3d printing projects for people. This is the glue I use whenever I need to fasten things together. Not great for Jewelry, but for just about anything else is is wonderful.

This is a great glue for many products and it does NOT foam. I used it successfully for wood turned items, metal parts and general home repairs. The original glue foams and makes a mess. This glue goes on and dries clear. Be careful about the quantity you buy. I bought a few bottles , used them in a season and couldn’t be more pleased. One year I bought a large bottle , didn’t use it all, stored over winter in an Un heated shed and it solidified hard as a rock.

I started using this glue for hobby work. I primarily used 5-minute epoxy before, but sometimes I needed an adhesive that had a longer working time to position parts, and allowed easier clean-up for any runoff or excess before the glue sets. I also wanted an adhesive that would dry clearly; 5-minute epoxy has a yellowish cast sometimes. So far, this glue has worked well for me in regard to the characteristics I mentioned above. I'm not sure it's as strong as the epoxy, but in many cases the joints I'm making are not highly stressed so it's not an issue. Since it doesn't set as quickly as 5-minute epoxy, I sometimes have to stop and let the joint set, but sometimes the clear finish and easier cleanup area good trade for the additional setting time. And naturally, it's also easier to squeeze some glue out of the bottle than to stop and mix up the 2-part epoxy. I intend to keep using this glue for my hobby work, and will likely also use it for home repairs.

高価ですが、接着力は強力です。 もう少し安いならリピートしたいと思います。

Good One

Rubber based leaves very dark brown residue when used on leather

I've tried different glues to repair a silicone covering on top of a plastic housing. All 5 glues I had tried failed, including CrazyGlue, which did give me better results, but it still wasn't enough, my pieces just kept getting unglued. Admittedly, trying to glue smooth silicone on top of smooth plastic is a challenge by itself. I tried Gorilla glue for fun, even though it's not supposed to work that great on smooth surfaces. Holy cow, my silicone & plastic parts are now permanently fused together! They won't come apart even if I try to pry them apart the hardest I can. Amazing. I haven't tried Gorilla glue on other items, but just seeing and feeling the results makes me believe it'll work great on other items also. Working with this glue is a bit different. It takes many many hours to set. It comes out as a clear gel, has no odor, and cleans up easily when it's still liquid. If you're going to glue smooth surfaces, you also need to wet them first (weird, but it works). It stays a little flexible after having fully cured, a little bit like stiff rubber, but totally clear, and doesn't crack at all. Can't wait to try it on other items.

I used it on a ceramic material and it got glued very strongly and the quality is very good.Need to provide sometime for curing for good result