Rhino Glue Gel, Heavy Duty 40 Gram Clear

Extremely durable. It is working where others have failed. Like holding the plastic door trim on the lower third of my Honda Pilot. Or....holding the loose heat shield up underneath my Pilot for several months. And it really works nicely closing the painful cracks in the skin of my fingertips that develop during the never ending Minnesota winter.

This is the best glue I have ever tried and I have tried many. It has never failed to repair anything I have tried it on. Way better than normal super glues. It takes 20 to 30 seconds to set fully. It is very strong and seems to adhere to most any kind of material.

Excellent fast drying (15 min) yet strong bonding and water resistant. If stored upright and airtight, the glue lasts YEARS in storage,

I am still withholding final judgment on this glue. I have several applications for which I need the glue so I’ll just have to see whether it works on all of these. Some of them are situations for which I have not found a solution, so I hope this glue handles the problem. Like any super glue, it’s not easy to work with. Dries quickly Like most superglue, so no complaint there.

this is the best glue ever!

I just used this to reconnect the window on my wife's convertible and it works like a champ. I previously used the normal Rhino glue, but decided to try the gel glue this time. You have to make sure to remove any old glue from the top and window before using this glue, but if you do, you'll find the adhesion of the gel glue works great! I've tried other glues, but this gel glue has worked the best so far. You just have to be patient when applying and it helps if you use something to hold the top to the glass while the glue dries. It may not last forever, but having to re-glue the window to top top every year or so beats having to pay $4k or more for a new top. I even tried the 3m glues, but I've had better luck with rhino glue!

That stuff save me 3000 $ !!! The rear window on my 2018 Camaro convertible started detaching. I was told I need to replace the top. Nope...not on a 5 years old car.*stubborn pout* So I went to YouTube-University and found lots of videos on how to re-glue the window. This glue was highly recommended and it didn't disappoint. Most people used suction clamps but this was not working for me at all. I lifted the top and blocked it off to prevent it from closing.( Try working on a slightly open top and you know what I mean.*rolling eyes*) I taped the edges with painting tape to prevent run off messing up the fabric. I filled the glue into a syringe and attached a needle ( You can tell I work in the medical field.*lol*). I carefully applied the glue in between fabric and glass. Note: wear gloves. Afterwards I covered the glass with a towel and layered some bricks( yes..seriously!) on top to weigh it down. I left it like that for 2 hours: rock solid.*happy dance* I don't know how long it'll last but I'm pretty optimistic. Even if I have to redo it, no problem with this magical glue.

When I uncapped it, my fingers were full of glue right away!! I thought I'd have to cut the tip as with any glue I've ever bought before. Maybe this was used. But I did NOT order a used glue! Horrible first impression. Also, a plastic piece i was trying to glue together would just not stick. I held it for at least a minute after noticing it kept falling off. It did finally stick, but not as advertised. Did the job, but I'm not fully pleased.🤷🏻‍♀️