Gorilla Original Gorilla Glue, Brown, Waterproof Polyurethane Glue, 8 Ounce (Pack of 1) - Expands Into Materials, All Purpose

This is amazing glue! You can use it on almost anything and it will miraculously stick/seal/fix. One of the best. Easy to use and always works!

Glued then put masking tape on to hold things together. Wow. This glue works well when I checked the next morning. A little goes a long way.

This works very well on most things!! Even on hinges on cabinet doors!!!

Irreplaceable for certain projects, such as with wood or other semi-porous materials that you can compress. Moisten a little first. I have used it on a lot of things, including plumbing connections, and materials that needed a glue cushion. But it has gotten rather expensive.If you leave it upright for a little bit after use for the glue to go back down (and or put a dry coat hanger wire down and up the tube) and cap it, then it will be ready fur use many months later.Working with gloves can be hard with this since it is thick, sticky, and does not dry quick, and so as needed, I take a cloth or paper towel and soak it in some acetone to clean my fingers with it. Rinse and repeat.Thank God for such helps!

This glue is great. The bond is strong and holds up. The magnet on my kitchen timer came off. I used this Gorilla Glue to put the magnet back and now my timer is good as new.

Works very well. Use sparingly as it foams. Activates my water. Best stuff i’ve ever seen!

I actually bought this gorilla glue to repair some shoes I really liked , but the soles were starting to come off. I did look at glue made for shoe repair, but couldn't find anything I liked that had good reviews so I decided to look up if Gorilla glue would work and apparently what I found said it would. So of course I bought a bottle to find out ! I can actually say it did the job ... the spots I glued are messy looking,But holding well( I had to peel the dryed overflow off to make it look a bit better) ! just make sure you follow the directions on the bottle. I tried using it like normal glue, because i didn't read the bottle and it wasn't holding..it was just very sticky. after reading the bottle and I dampened the area I was gluing it started to do its job . I clamped the areas in place and let sit for 2 hours to dry. After the 2 hours are up you can take the clamps off than you have to let them cure. I read It takes 24 hours to fully cure so once they cure I'll put them on. Overall I'm pretty pleased with using gorilla glue as shoe repair glue, however I'm thinking I should have bought the clear stuff that way it wouldn't look as messy 🫤... Anyway lesson learned! I will update if the glue decides to fail as shoe repair glue.

I mean, it's gorilla glue. If you're buying it, you probably already know what it's like. If you're not familiar with gorilla glue, don't use too much, it expands and squishes out sometimes. A bit of water from a spray bottle helps it bond. Read the label and do as it says, particularly the part about squeezing the air out of the bottle before you put the cap back on, unless you want it to harden up in the bottle before you use it all. And make sure to clamp whatever you're gluing...as I said it expands so it will push things apart if not clamped. Other than that, when used properly it's pretty good stuff.