DAPWeldwood Contact Cement 3oz. Tan, Water Resistant, Strong, Instant Bond

Worked perfectly you adhering corks to a board. Need to let it dry to adhere but one dried seems strong. The can is small but was able to finish to cork boards with it. It can be messy but peeks of the hand easily.

Contact cement is a good way to repair items. Put it on, wait several minutes for it to glaze then put the item together. The only down side is you have to be careful joining things being glued together because once it makes contact you won't be able to move it again.

This came in a Zip Lock Bag over the Retail Can. It was fresh when opened and no damage to the Can, Lid, or Brush. I've been using the Brand of Contact Cement for several decades now. When applied CORRECTLY this stuff can last for several YEARS on a Shoe Sole Repair. I always keep a can of this around. It fixes 90% of glue issues in daily life. If you don't know how to use Contact Cement be sure to watch some videos and read up on it. This is GREAT STUFF and I Highly Recommend it. As soon as this can got here I used it to stick the Side Molding back on my Car that blew off during the Hurricane. It's holding like it's WELDED on.

You have to watch the brush. It tends to drip.

I bought this to glue the sole of my shoe back on. The heel had come loose in it, cemented perfectly almost immediately and holding like it had never come loose. Works exactly the way it should, shipment was very fast And the price was great.

Used this to repair a peeling laminate edge and it bonded instantly. No clamps needed, just apply, wait a few minutes, and press together. Held strong even after cleaning and daily use. Small tube but goes a long way for DIY jobs.

Glues Eva foam perfectly. Very durable and doesn’t take forever to dry.

workes great this stuf has always worked great on anthy think.