Loctite Super Glue Professional Liquid, 20 Gram Bottle, 1 Pack - Clear Superglue for Plastic, Wood, Metal, Crafts, & Repair, Instant Glue Adhesive, Quick Dry

I’ve been making mixed-media art for years and have used a lot of different super glues. This is by far my favorite, both from the quality of the glue itself, and from a value perspective of how much comes in the bottle. It’s the fastest to set that I have found, and can make a very strong bond. The consistency is similar to water, which I prefer over the gel-type super glue, as it can wick under things more easily. It can struggle with glueing really cheap plastics together, but I expect that, as they’re one of the hardest things to glue. If you get a drop on your clothes, it will harden and never come out. Again, pretty expected behavior for cyanoacrylate. Works great on porous materials like EVA foam, and higher-quality plastics. Also works well on mixed-media combinations of wood, cardboard, and metal.

Forget regular crazy glue - this is 5 stars. Wanted to glue metal to metal and it worked. It's not an immediate stick to and requires you to hold the two pcs. together for awhile until you know its adhering.

Tried different CA super glue like Zap from the hobby store. This seems to stick better to wood, some plastics, coated paper, and cure faster. We do a lot of paper, cardboard, wood, plastic model building and crafts. The best I've used. This is medium thin but not watery, which means it soaks into wood fibers more deeply than a gel. You can assemble wood models and add the glue after, which is a big advantage. You can accelerate it with Zip Kicker or even just plain baking soda powder sprinkled on lightly. One thing I like about the bottle is that you can unscrew the top and push the clogged up glue out from either side with a paper clip wire. Very important, because your tip will eventually get clogged, believe me, and this way you can restore it pretty well. I would never buy a larger bottle of CA glue without a nozzle cap that can be unscewed. Eventually the plastic tip gets worn down but by that time the glue is about gone anyway. I suggest not using the cap at all unless you are transporting it or putting it away for a long time. The tip seems to clog more when the cap is attached often. We just get a little box to put it in so it can't fall over or leak, and store a couple lengths of thin wire in the box as well for reaming out the tip. I still use 5 min epoxy, 2 hr epoxy, Goop, hot glue, wood glue for other purposes, like where I need a lot of glue, or it needs to be flexible. Super glue is not for everything. But for where I need super glue, this is now all we use. I go through a bottle every 3-4 weeks, easily. I usually have 2-3 bottles going at once.

In my opinion, this is the best Super Glue around. It flows well and has good shelf life. I have tried just about every brand and kind and Loctite is the best.

Super glue it's works good.

The very best I ever used..!

This is one strong glue. Be careful when you use it. You will get stuck to everything. But it worked great.

The problem with most Super Glue isn’t the glue itself. It’s the little plastic tube it comes in. Heavily promoted as Stay-Fresh, or Reusable, it simply isn’t. After one or two uses, the cap won’t come off because it’s become glued-on forever, or the nozzle gets clogged with hardened glue and you can’t even drive a pin thru it to make a small hole, or the glue still remaining in the tube hardens-off making it useless. It’s frustrating. And, it can become expensive. The Loctite people have come up with a nice little fix. They, too, sell Super Glue in a reusable plastic tube, only theirs actually works – and works quite well. The cap doesn’t get stuck, the nozzle doesn’t get clogged and I’ve been able to use the remaining glue for as long as 7 or 8 months before it finally goes bad. I’ve never experienced that kind of shelf life from an opened tube of Super Glue before. Color me impressed! This Loctite Super Glue also has a slight degree of viscosity. It’s not water-thin, so it doesn’t run all over the place when you’re trying to apply it. It tends to stay where you put it. Yet it’s thin enough that ordinary capillary action will still draw it into the tight spaces to create that thin glue line so necessary for a strong, solid bond. I like that. I no longer need to keep a bunch of little tubes of Super Glue in my supply locker. Just one tube of Loctite lasts me the better part of a year. (But yes, I still keep one small, unopened tube of glue for backup – just in case). I love the time and cost savings this product offers me. Without reservation, I would eagerly recommend this product to a friend or coworker. Well done, Loctite!

As the brand is Loctite I was not dissapointment in using it. It is still liquid after a few weeks from the first use and it's doing the job immediately.

Does what it needs to! Solid glue for all purposes, have repaired office floor tiles, doors, computer parts...

The best glue on the market !! I use it when working with leather. Instant bond. Super strong.

Va perfecto, calidad precio excelente. Compre el loctite de siempre por 20 e y es exactamente igual que este de 20 ml.. Del tipo liquido y no espeso como otros que no sirven. Este pega al intante, con solo apretar unos segundos las dos partes. Lo recomiendo y yo de loctite entiendo. LLevo toda la vida usandolo y tengo 63. El de la izquierda de la foto vale de 17 a 22 e y este 8 a 9 e.y son iguales de efectivos y 20 ml.

Pega muy bien algunos plásticos, no todo tipo de plástico, pero los que si pega, lo hace excelente