ALECPEA Super Glue Gel, 12 X 3g Tubes for Crafts, Models and Repairs

I used Alecpea super glue gel on several applications and the adhesive works excellent. I also like the single use applicator for small projects. Good price too.

After trying so many brands, from very well known names to random ones, I finally found one that works really well and fast. My daughter had a broken sand dollar and that was the first thing I tried fixing, the gel applied easily and after holding it for only a few seconds, it was secure.

not super strong adhesive, but I use them for military models, so I do not need the most strength. Also, this way it's gentler on the skin. No leakage. Nothing lost or squeezed in transit. They came well-protected and all made it. I find these to be the perfect quantity for my hobby. Larger super glue containers have a way of getting hard or getting clogged at the applicator, anyway. So I prefer small format containers like this. Beware: the consistency is at it is stated, meaning that if you get the gel, it will and can harden bulkily if you apply too much. And if you get the liquid format, it will run. It's superglue, so it dries fast but it's a bit brittle, compared to epoxy. Like all super glues.

Works very well. It is super thick gel, so consider using a toothpick or similar to move it around the surface if needed. May need a bit extended drying time depending on how much you use.

Good stuff. Came promptly. Bigger tubes dry out, so I always get a supply of the smaller ones.

Only $9 for 24 tubes, and each tube contains 3g of glue. I bought this more than a year ago, and I still have plenty left. It's just as strong as Gorilla Glue, but the gel formula is much easier to use. Even though each tube is only 3g, if you don't finish it, you can wrap the tip with plastic wrap, and it'll stay usable for quite a while without hardening. At this rate, it feels like this one pack will last me a lifetime!

Perfect size, each tube containes enough to do one job. I just tossed an $8 bottle of super glue after using it once a month ago and the remainder was solid. This is a far better solution to small repair jobs.

I 3D print… a lot. And if you 3D print, you already know that at some point you’re going to need glue. Not always, but just often enough to be annoying. Gel super glue is usually the way to go, because it doesn’t immediately turn into a runaway liquid trying to glue your fingers, desk, and soul together. The other problem? I don’t glue often enough to justify big bottles. Half of them dry out before I even remember where I put them. So when I saw a pack of small single-use-ish tubes, I thought: Ah yes, finally, a reasonable solution. In theory? Brilliant. In practice? A mixed bag of emotional experiences. I’ve gone through 4 tubes so far. And… 3 out of the 4 have had some kind of issue. Each one in a brand-new, exciting way. One tube decided the glue should come out of the side of the dispenser instead of the tip. Fun surprise. One was so runny that it bled straight through my prints, which is impressive in a “please stop” kind of way. Another seemed to be under some sort of internal pressure and just kept oozing after I squeezed it once… eventually gluing itself to my counter before I realized what was happening. So yeah. That’s… not ideal. The confusing part is that when the glue behaves, it actually works well. It’s strong, bonds quickly, and holds prints together just fine. So the glue itself is good. The delivery system, however, feels like it’s being field-tested on me personally. I love the concept. I still want to love the product. But at this point, I don’t know how confidently I can recommend a 24-pack when almost every tube I’ve used has tried to sabotage me in a different way. Maybe I’ll update this when I get closer to half the box and see if my luck improves. Until then… cautiously optimistic, but emotionally guarded.