Gorilla Clear Glue, 5.75 Ounce Bottle, 24 hour dry time

You wouldn't believe how many different types of glues I have purchased and tried over the past few years for my craft projects. I finally found one that does the job and holds in the weather. It is this Gorilla Glue (clear)!!! It is easy to use with the long spout and purchasing it from Walmart is the best overall option as far as price goes. It is way more expensive everywhere else. I use quite alot of it with gemstones and I will now only purchase this glue. I highly recommend it.

Fantastic glue. I use it so often that I go through multiple bottles. It holds things together extremely well and dries clear. I only noticed a little yellowing on something I glued outdoors after about three years, (but it's still glued together) which honestly seems pretty reasonable. For the price, the quality is outstanding.

This is my favorite glue it dries clear. It's a little bit more costly than most, but it really works. It dries good and then you can still use it as clear. It doesn't dry in a color. I really like grill this is my favorite glue it dries clear. It’s a little bit more costly than most, but it really works. It dries good and then you can still use it as clear. It doesn’t dry in a color. I really like this one it is my favorite the price not so much but the quality is great. but this one is my favorite the price not so much but the quality is great.It lives up to the expectations

this stuff really works it will glue most anything together this is the clear Gorilla Glue it has a little of a Time for drying pieces should be secured for good adhesion

I’m an artist! I use it for my copper rings, but I create different stone like designs and fill it up with the glue. If your patient and use a little at a time, you can create 3D rocks with the color of your choice.

WOW! This is pretty good stuff! Been hearing quite a bit about Gorilla Glue the last few years, all rave reviews and positive word-of-mouth. Had a particular art project and E-6000 and Krazy Glue did not work for some reason, but Gorilla Glue worked way better than I'd thought! Two thumbs up!

This is a great product for repairing wood and many other items. Simply wipe off any excess glue with a damp or wet cloth when you put the item back together and clamp it. It has a very strong bond. I repaired a broken kitchen cabinet door. The break was invisible and the door looked better than before because I also repaired a joint that was also coming loose.

works great with diamond painting

You just need to keep it in the light and not in a drawer for it to remain clear, otherwise the entire bottle contents will yellow.

If you have smaller water problems in your basement. Clear, not expandable Gorilla glue is the answer. I used it on every joint on my tiled floor in the basement, especially the joint that the concrete underneath was getting wet and discolored. I put a couple coats of it along the perimeter. On concrete areas on the lower walls. Apply the glue on the problem spots...Then a couple coats of dry lock over it. The combinations has stopped many problems for me. My basement is a finished basement, so instead of tearing the walls down, between the mess and price. This a valid problem solver. You can alway add more if another problem arises.. Don't rush the job, make sure all pores are filled in well. Let coats dry for a full day before adding another coat. It took me a few months to get it done right.