All Purpose Adhesive, 2 oz., Industrial Strength, Welder

My old tube is almost gone and Amazon was the only place I could find this product. Believe it or not I have a pair of old Keds I wear once a week when I clean house and I use this adhesive to repair the sole that was coming off. I sew the sole on and use adhesive over the stitches and it last for a month or longer before I do it again. My husband says throw them out and buy new, but I see a lot more use in them espically using this adhesive. ( the adhesive is cheaper than purchasing new Keds in my opinion) So far I've been doing this for over a year and just started on the other sneaker when I noticed the sole was starting to also come apart.

I was originally advised to purchase this item by a carpenter as well as a hardware and lumber store owner. He could have sold me something far more expensive. This is what the pros use. Nothing, NOTHING, comes close to this stuff. All I can say is that: IT WORKS. Gorilla Glue??? Doesn't even come close; that's more like Elmer's glue compared to this stuff. It works on anything. Just use a very little on a clean, dry surface and let it dry thoroughly. No, it won't take overnight. Give it an hour. Seriously, I will never use anything else. It's like the epoxy that my father used to swear by (that was a whole complicated process to use) with the great results but without the complicated process. My advice: BUY THIS!

This was my first experience with this glue, so I can't give any info use has well it maintains long term. Directions say to place the glue on both pieces to be glued. This is sometimes difficult to do . Worst problem was that it's really hard to get all the glue wiped off and it leaves a smeared area that is unattractive.

I have used this glue for attaching wire roots of gem stone trees to rocks and I couldn't be happier with the outcome. In general I don't like using glue because I don't feel confident it will hold, but this is by far the best I've tried. It doesn't set instantly, so you have time to adjust before it sets. I've noticed on white paper it is slightly yellow when it sets, but on anything other than pure white it looks clear when it dries.

Faster to use than two part epoxy, no mixing, has a smell but not terrible, disappears, decent dry time, just let it sit a few hours to overnight depending on application. Holds up well, used on metal caboshons to foam coolies, my go to glue now

Not as strong as two-part epoxy products, but more convenient (no mixing and it dries much quicker). But it's strong and very convenient. Definitely stronger than RTV sealants, though more expensive. I always have a tube at hand on the garage shelf. Highly recommend.

I don't know how I lived without this stuff. I have a little hot melt glue applicator, but I rarely use it because it takes time to find, warm up, find the sticks for, and then it makes hard blobs that dry too fast.This "welder" stuff makes a tough surface of hard, clear, rubber, but it takes a while to harden. In that time, it flows and levels very well. I use it for strengthening and waterproofing electronic connections, for example, on RC aircraft speed controllers and the wiring connections. I also use it to firmly affix velcro, seal gaps in projects (as well as glue and reinforce parts with a fillet bead), as well as reinforce electronics (like in trash-cheap industrial power supplies), so that they don't move, vibrate, or sing. It's really good as a general purpose reinforcement and encapsulant, and is one of those things that belongs in every hobbyists' build/repair kit, along with VHB/Outdoor Mounting/ and Boob Tapes.

A friend of mine told me about this glue saying it was the best contact cement he'd ever used. So, I bought it and used it to fasten some small pieces of aluminum sheet to a larger piece of aluminum. I let it cure 24 hours. I don't think it'll ever come apart.