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Gorilla Glue 50004 Adhesive, 4-OuncesExcellent Product. Wait 45 minutes to an hour and it works. I will definitely purchase again -- it is everything as stated in the advertising. Just be patient and be sure that you Damp it; Glue it; and Clamp it.
The product is good and will last long if you take care of it. I wish it was a bit less expensive for what you get, however since we do not use glue that often, it lasted us for at least a year.To keep the glue from drying out i recomend getting all the air out prior to closing it and then put some scotch tape over it and keep it in a ziplock bag with no air inside.
Definitely not for repairing your Lladros or others applications that require hairline precision.-Glue is not clear but yellow. Pros:-Really tough glue-More flexible than super glue-Waterproof-Works on many surfaces, metals, wood, ceramics, some plastics, etc. Best for wood applications.Cons:-It expands, drips and produce tiny bubbles during the drying process. Very noticeable, not good if you really want a clean finish.-Make sure you really clean the tip of the bottle or it will be hard to open and use it the next time -Expensive This is my biggest gripe.
I have found that the expanding quality of the glue allows gaps to be forgiven, and have used it in place of wood glue on several projects. Three months later (in Oregon rain) and it's still holding tight. I cannot even BEGIN to recommend these glues enough. I have been using Gorilla Glue as a professional model maker for several months now, and I am happy to report that it surpasses any and all expectations I had for it. For smaller projects, I would advise using Gorilla Super Glue, which is simply amazing stuff.
I use it to glue resin panels to masonite and fiber board, and it is extraoridnary in that role. Use it sparingly, though, because the expanding nature of Gorilla glue can sneak up on you. It does sand very well, and takes paint well, too. I even used it to put my gutter back in place when it started to fall off of my house.
It dries brittle, with practically no elasticity, so I don't recommend it for automotive applications where there is a lot of mechanical vibration. The manufacturer claims this is the world's strongest glue, but I don't think so. I consider Gorilla Glue to be the new improved, waterproof version of white glue. I think this glue is best used for porous surfaces like stone, wood, drywall, foam, rug material, cloth and brickwork. It also takes longer than 24 hours to dry, and it foams and leaves a lot of run-off. And it's not an all-purpose glue like Household Goop, or The Welder. So if you have holes or voids to fill, this glue is perfect.
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