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Gorilla Glue Adhesive, 2-Ounces #50002x$2.69
  (5 reviews)
Best Price: $8.99 $2.69
This polyurethane glue is the finest available for bonding wood, stone, metal, ceramics, plastics and more. Gorilla Glue® is waterproof and features an open working time of 20 minutes or more, better coverage than other adhesives, a usable temperature range of 40° - 130° and a 1 â 4 hour cure time.
MPN: 50002-09 - UPC: 052427500021
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Customer Reviews
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Very bizarre, very effective
By A26TSW6AI59ZCV on 2004-11-25
We've used this glue several times now, and it has worked in situations where other glues, even the lauded Superglue, failed. At least one surface to-be-glued must be moistened ahead of time, and this glue, which looks like frothed-up Ovaltine, bubbles and bubbles and expands, and then adheres like all get-out. It is a bit expensive, no matter where you buy it, so it might not be the first glue you want to try, but use it when other glues have been tried and proven themselves unworthy.
Didn't work at all for me
By A2OTMFQ1PA8L0I on 2007-11-10
I bought a small bottle to try on a difficult chair repair. I am a reasonably experienced woodworker and prepared and clamped the joint carefully. The glue joint failed almost immediately. I repeated the process and the joint failed a few days later. I then used plain old Elmers and the joint is sound months later.
GORILLA GLUE IS THE BEST!
By A32E0MMSIV76TO on 2007-01-09
THE BEST THING EVER! I HAVE BEEN GLUEING EVERYTHING, IT'S HOLD IS IRON CLAD.
Worked well so far. Used in various applications.
By A3VL4RXCWNSR3H on 2008-05-05
I have used it in various applications and so far it has worked well.
I have used it for wood cabinets, clamped them and they are still holding up well months later.
I used with some plastic pieces and it worked fine.
(for most plastic repairs I use the plastic repair kits from Urethane supply company, like the 2-part powder/liquid, plasti-fix kit).
I was going to try Loctite's SUMO glue, until a reviewer mentioned it's shelf life wasn't very good (and it would crystalize after several month's time).
The only thing I didn't know about Gorilla glue is that it gets a little bit foamy after applying it to a joint.
Uh, NO!
By A3D6OI36USYOU1 on 2008-07-28
Just married, relocated, and remodeled a house so I've got no ends of projects staring me in the face. This GG failed me on 2/3 projects, one wood and one ceramic. It did however work on my ping pong table that is basically heavy mdf and it is holding, but it was VERY messy and the foam this stuff makes is a little surprising.
My conclusion from this short study is that GG works well on porous material, but be prepared for a mess. And when the foam dries you will need a chisel to remove the excess. I was careful and didnt get any on my hands so I cant comment on that, but I read that is a problem as well. 2 dowels
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- Gorilla Glue Adhesive, 2 ounce #50002-09
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