Eclectic E6000 Adhesive Glue, Industrial Strength, Clear, 3 fl. Oz.

Eclectic E-6000 Adhesive is Amazing! The industrial strength size is convenient and easy to use for quick DIY projects. Try not to squeeze out too much - A little tiny small drop goes a long way. This large tube will usually last for quite some time. Highly Recommended!

It is such a multipurpose sealer. I've used it on so many items, it stays flexible in all temps, it stays clear. I've sealed leaking kitchen faucet bases, sealed shower tile and most recently my Columbia snow boots when they started to crack at the sole. It is a product you should always have around.

I've used E6000 glue for a number of things. Gluing ceramics, plastic %26 glass items back together. So far everything has held together unless I just didn't get everything lined up or didn't get enough of the product down the first time. It doesn't come with a pointy tip like the original Super Glue does. I did see once where you can order 6 of the specialty tips when you have smaller areas where it's imparative to dab just a small amount. But I don't use this on a daily basis. BUT in my opinion for the things I use this for, this is better than either of the 2 brand name glues on the market.

Bought this to put patches on fabric. The first tube had a small opening. The 2nd a large opening. I recommend the smaller opening tube but it doesn't come in the larger size. The fumes on the 2nd were stronger too. Maybe change of formula or maybe because a the bigger opening.

We had difficulty trying to find a glue that would attach the back cover of my husband's Bible. It was a fairly heavy book and nothing seemed to work until we found this glue! Wow! Very strong and not messy, it was extremely easy to use and dried quickly. It's been several months and everything is still as it should be holding the whole Bible together!

E6000 is similar in some respects to 100% silicone sealants. However, care should be taken by those familiar with silicone sealants because there are important differences. Whereas silicone sealants tend to stay in place, E6000, although viscous, does tend to flow a bit. It is particularly susceptible to gravitational flow. This effect is somewhat minimized by the product's fairly speedy skin-over and set-up time. After curing, the E6000 bond is not as flexible as silicone sealant. Depending on the job, that can be an advantage or not. The E6000 bond is definitely rugged. I have found it to be nearly impossible to remove the cured product. In my experience (many years and several tubes), if you need a permanent seal, this product will meet your needs. Finally, I've found that the range of uses is staggering––from outdoor caulking and gluing jobs to delicate fabric gluing (with an extremely light coat, for the bonded fabric will be a bit stiff). Its odor isn't terribly strong and it disappears after skin-over. The manufacturer also offers a "low-odor" variety but in my estimation it doesn't work as well. Three colors: black, white, and clear.

This is the best glue ever I've done reviews on this. The packaging is yet to be desired. Seems like you waste glue trying to get it out when you get to the end I guess only suggestion I have is that it takes 24 hours to really set up good Especially if you're working with glass

ive used this adhesive for a long time now and im telling you its amazing. once you start using this you won't want any other type of glue. i use it on all kinds of projects and things around my home. it holds up strong. it dries fairly quickly and it doesnt have a toxic smell to it.

I use this adhesive for all kinds of applications that need a great stick, but also remain flexible. Ive used to repair shoes, glue grips on a 4 wheeler, fix upholstery and other uses. Its great, and as long as you reseal the tube properly, its always ready to go next time you need it

This stuff will fix about anything! I like that it doesn't dry the second you apply it. Definitely gives you a little time to fix whatever you're gluing. Kind of reminds me of liquid cement glue we used in Elementary School. So far, it seems to work really well.