EVO-STIK Serious Glue, High Strength, Waterproof, Ideal for Fixing and Repairs, Transparent Non-Drip Gel, Extreme Temperature Resistance, Solvent Free, 33g

I think this has been superseded by larger and cheaper gun applied 'crystal' glues. Basically the same stuff, cheaper in bulk. It is an incredibly strong and flexible adhesive. I use on model aircraft mainly, but it will stick virtually anything. I used it last week for something but forgot what. It's that reliable. Oh, yes repairing leather and plastic shoes. You could stick broken wellies back together if you wanted.This size package is useful to me. The large gun packs invariably dry out and are wasteful in the small quantities I use.Think the JB Weld of acrylics. Both these products are really permanent.

This glue works really well. Unfortunately, even with the lid screwed down tight, it does have a tendency to set inside the tube (once the tube has been opened).Make sure to clean any residue off the end of the nozzle before screwing down the cap, and maybe wrap some electrical tape around to make a really good air-tight seal.Also, be careful when using the cap to pierce the foil covering the end of the tube.I've also used it for sticking a whole range of other things, some related to the same task, and it is amazing how little one actually needs. It also doesn't seem too bothered by the surfaces being stuck together as long as they are not too dirty or oily/greasy.

I found the glue very good and rally sticks most things .

You need to give it 10 minutes when you have glued something after that it sticks like a bitch

Worked for a little while but didn’t hold for long on hot tub

Was looking for a strong glue to address various long standing issues like cupboard handles and lining - so far so good. Easy to use and not messy at all.

This was exactly what I needed to stick my nail together.Having torn my nail down to the quick while trying to open a particularly recalcitrant package I needed something strong to hold it together until it had grown. (I have working hands no long, girly fingernails for me, so I was liable to catch it everytime I did anything).This was a good fluid glue so got into the fine crack easily and dried really quickly, so I was able to use that finger again immediately.To some this may be an insignificant use for it but but it beats winding a fresh ribbon of sellotape around your finger every time you wash your hands, or having to tear the old stuff off for that matter.

When instant bonding isn't required but a strong, slightly flexible bond is needed this is my favourite.Sets like a very hard silicone sealant with a slight give when pressed with something sharp, if you use it on anything painted then the paint will come off before this gives way.