B-7000 Glue 50ml, Multipurpose High Grade Industrial B7000 Adhesive, Semi Fluid Transparent Glues Suitable for Phone Screen Repair,Wooden,Jewelery (50ML / 2.1 oz)

This is a spirit based glue to the spirit needs to evaporate for the glue to harden. I used it for a ring blank that had a cup on top for a jewel but the glue couldn't evaporate so didn't set. For that you need to use a chemically reacting glue like Araldite. Apart from that it's great!

This wouldn't have complete the maintenance of my pool. It bonds well and it's easy to use. Thanks

I bought these to support an original (series 1) Apple Watch repair - replacing the battery that had swollen. Worked perfectly. How I regret buying a new Apple Watch now!

I have used this where all other glues have failed to glue in glasses lenses and so far the results are 100%

started off loving this glue, nice tip on it and cap design to stop it cloging, very easy to apply precisely. However I have noticed at times this glue hasn't fully cured even 3 or more days later (plastic to plastic), it still has its uses ofc but if you need something that cures and fully sticks an item same day you might be better off looking elsewhere as this stuff seems to need hours just to cure a little bit and offer some adhesion

Applying slight pressure caused glue to shoot out of the sealed end of the tube, the glue itself is good shame about the poor quality control.

Smells strong in use but very good glue so good ventilation needed.

I mainly use this for re-attaching shoe soles on my kids shoes where the destructive tykes drag their toes along the ground as they walk... It's not perfect as under this stress, it usually fails after a few weeks but not significantly worse that the original!it's quite stinky while it's curing (and it takes a good few hours so make sure it's all clamped up while it is - masking tape works well) but it's flexibility once it's cured makes it very versatile. probably better for fabrics, wood, rubber and other porous materials. Might be good for metals however I haven't tried it on anything metal yet.Only downside is after about 1/3rd of the tube was used, it has become pretty hard to squeeze out. The nozzle of the tube is a very thin pipe and the cap has an integrated pin to keep the nozzle clear, but despite this, it's still an effort to get a decent amount out at any one time.