Rhino Glue, Heavy Duty 40 Gram Clear

Wow, this is unbelievable stuff. I’ll try to make this quick. I’m on summer vacation in July for seven days coming from New York to Ocean City Maryland. On my first day of vacation, I ripped my side view mirror off my door after hitting a street sign. The mirror was hanging by the wire. I couldn’t drive around like that, so I cut the wire and put the mirror in the back. Only to find out the wire that I cut also controls the air conditioning in the jeep. Who knew? There’s a little sensor underneath the mirror that connects to the air conditioning . I cannot go away a whole week with no AC in the middle of summer. There is no stores anywhere that I could find who sells the type of glue to fix something like this. I googled the best glue, it opened the page to this glue on Amazon. Based on the reviews, I said I have nothing to lose. I had it shipped one day to the Hilton where I am staying. After wiring the wires back together, I glued the heck out of the plastic arm that snapped off. Luckily it was a pretty clean break . Wow, this dries extremely fast. I nearly glued my fingers to the mirror. So don’t get any on you, and keep away from kids. Within seconds it was molded back in place. It felt extremely strong as I pushed on it. I said to myself well, if it doesn’t hold up at least we will have the AC working. The big test would be the drive home! I never thought for a second that this glue would hold up for my four hour ride home traveling at 75 mph back to New York. I was 100% wrong. It’s lasted the whole ride through rain and 100° degree weather. It is now almost October as I make this review and it is still holding up! Its unbelievable stuff. If you were thinking about getting it, I absolutely recommend you do so! I’ll never be without a bottle of this in my home or workplace. I’ll give an update and see how it does in the brutal NY winter months.“””””UPDATE!”””””It’s now February 10th, I thought for sure the mirror would have fell off my now. It’s been hammered with rain storms, heavy snow, rough off road 4x4 driving, smacking into tree limbs on back woods trails in the mountain and this stuff is still holding up!! I just can’t believe it. I tell ppl all the time at work. Everyone bought it. They love it. So far I have not found anything that this glue can’t hold. I’ll give another update if I make it through to the spring and summer.UPDATE 2: ONE YEAR LATER 7/11/24OK I just wanted to give an update. It’s been exactly 1 year since I glued this mirror on. I’m now back from OC from another vacation one year later and this thing is still hanging as strong as the first day I glued last July. It went through rough off road bashing, heavy storms, rain, snow, ice, extreme heat. It really is the best glue ever! I’m not getting paid for this. I don’t know anyone in the company. I was just like you. A person who was desperately in search of something strong so I could get home. Never in a million years did I think a year later it still be together. So I hope I was about to help someone make up their mind if they were on the fence about buying it, because it’s not the cheapest priced glue. But there’s a saying I live by. “Cheap isn’t good, and good isn’t cheap”.UPDATE 3: The Final Review!It’s now 2 years later 6/24/25. I traded in the my Jeep few weeks ago (and got a great trade in price for it too) The Rino Glue is still holding stronger then ever. It’s unbelievable! It truly is!! GET THE GLUE! You won’t be disappointed!Thanks for reading my review/story. I hope it helps someone!

This glue is better than superglue!

While my first application of Rhino glue was a fail, I blame myself for the technique I used. I was trying to glue some unraveling plastic wicker back onto an outdoor chair, but I think I tried to do too much, and couldn't maintain appropriate pressure for the needed setup time. But then I came upon another application that yielded results that were hard to believe.I had some old (but never used) sanding belts that I wanted to use with my electric belt sander. The "factory" glue holding the diagonal seam together simply popped two seconds after I tried to sand a project on which I was working. I thought, what the heck, and tried another old but unused belt. This time, the seam popped by simply running my sander; no pressure applied. Since I really didn't want to toss out these belts, I thought I'd give Rhino glue a try. What's the worst that could happen? They were already busted and headed for the garbage can.To my amazement, the belts I glued using Rhino glue held up just fine. As a matter of fact, I sanded with one belt for about 30-40 minutes, and it functioned just like new - and it's still going strong! I have attached a picture of the belt after this use. To get that result from a glue on a flexible medium like a sanding belt is pretty hard to believe, but true.

This is no other glue of this sort that has the adhesion of Rhino Glue.I used this to glue a glass window into the back of a car's convertible top. People familiar with this particular car are well aware that Rhino Glue is the only thing that works for this demanding application.I have also used it to repair plastic pieces: A mixture of baking soda with the glue will form a plastic like material that is very strong. I always like to have a bottle of this glue around the house at all times. I cannot recommend it highly enough.Don't waste your time and money thinking that other crazy glue type products are going to be the same - they are indeed all good, but only Rhino Glue is this strong.

First time using the product, I’m okay with it

Excellent glue. Bonds well. Used on difficult to glue plastic. Other glues did not work. This did!Application was easy. Store as per instructions.Good value! Sets fairly quick.

But this works great. I was a bit hesitant but I read all the reviews and read the directions I have a convertible and the back window leaked pretty bad .the seat was soaked when it rained. This has a nozzle that is long enough to go down into the area. And it adheres very quick. I held it down for a few minutes and it held. The gap was along the area of window to top so it was not a torn spot but had just came apart from use. I love how easy this was to do. Thanks for the quick delivery..

I use Rhino glue for ALL my glue needs, its the best and strongest and lasts. Do recommend this glue, it doesn't take much and keep off your fingers.