Best glue on Reddit
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#1
E6000
4.2
(23)
"I've used e6000 adhesive to repair torn lambskin, and it worked very well...strong but flexible bond."
"I like E-6000. It's clear, waterproof, and flexible."
"E6000 is what I would try."
"E6000 Industral Strength Adhesive"
"Rock solid."
"Its strong and often used for a lot of crafts!"
"For light detail parts, I prefer clear E6000 glue over CA."
"E6000 should also work if you don't want to deal with applying leds."
"Super glue is poor for curved surfaces, that's where E6000 comes in, it's preferred for jewelry projects and mixed media."
"Smallest amount of e6000 clear worked great for mine."
#2
Gorilla
4.5
(16)
"Gorillas green lid gel superglue works a charm."
"I use gorilla gel super glue for resin. Never had a problem."
"Gorilla brand super glue gel works great for printed minis."
"Look into Cyanoacrelate accelerant, and get some gorila gel."
"Gorilla super glue, not the gel the normal stuff. Hold for 2 seconds and that bonds like cement for me."
"Gorilla wood glue. Look around on the web and you can get a litre for £10."
"I use gorilla glue super glue gel - has to be the gel."
"Personal recommendations: Gorilla super glue for resin."
"I would use gorilla glue."
"The glue holds well and can be applied precisely with a brush."
#3
Elmer's
4.4
(13)
"I use Elmers craft bond."
"I put thick globs of Elmer's glue on some quilts and it always completely washed out."
"I've used Elmer's washable school glue in the bottle and the purple glue sticks for many, many years."
"You need to use Elmer’s *washable* glue."
"I would echo sticking with elmers white glue for future projects."
"I've never had an issue with Elmer’s, even in thick spots."
"I like the elmer's tape runners from michael's for heavier things."
"Kyle is old school and recommends Elmers to all of his coaching staff."
"Diluted Elmer's glue."
"Elmers. Tiny drop."
#4
Loctite
4.3
(9)
"For smaller stuff, I use Loctite Super Glue Gel."
"I'd highly recommend a decent quality superglue along with some activator."
"Loctite Ultra Gel Control superglue, I use this for painted plastic (it dries clear)."
"Loctite super glue or model kit glue. They work really well, are strong and when dry are hard to notice."
"For years I’ve used Loctite Super Glue Gel, but I recently picked up 'Extreme Glue-Thick' from the hobby store….and I’m liking it."
"Loctite."
"Is like, fancy super glue."
"I normally use Loctite, it bonds really strongly."
"I personally use loctite, it is tempermental though, sometimes it dries instantly."
#5
Gorilla Glue
4.2
(9)
"I use gorilla glue for all models the green top one."
"So now I also recommend Gorilla Glue :p"
"I use Gorilla Glue; takes about an hour to dry to the point where you can’t adjust stuff."
"For sticking pieces together I use gorilla glue. Works great."
"So far the gorilla glue gel worked well."
"Gorilla glue gel, because the gel kind of squeezes out a little bit and helps fill in the gaps if there's any."
"I use gorilla glue personally but it can be finnicky."
"You need construction adhesive gorilla glue have a good one it’s in a tube"
"Gorrila glue is amazing for Van's repairs, just apply it gingerly, on cleaned surfaces."
#6
Super Glue
3.8
(9)
"You need superglue, preferably thin CA (cyanoacrylate)."
"If you want just one glue, make it superglue (ca glue)."
"I use superglue. May not be the best but works great."
"It's hard to go wrong with super glue."
"Honestly I use both... different shapes work better with different glues."
"I just used a drop of super glue for my little bunny eyes."
"Super glue + baking soda makes an extremely strong plastic."
"I use the cheapest superglue i can find."
"As a drag queen I use super glue."
#7
Tamiya
5.0
(6)
"Tamiya extra thin cement, I use this for unpainted plastic."
"Pick up a bottle of Tamiya Extra Thin and Bob Smith Super Gold +."
"Tamiya Extra Thin for plastic to plastic."
"I use this and love it."
"Tamiya Extra Thin for general assembly and nothing is better."
"I've personally used their Extra Thin version to good effect."
#8
PVA
3.9
(7)
"Either pva or superglue will work."
"I use PVA mainly, it's slower but harder when it dries."
"Funnily enough I’d recommend wood glue - ie PVA."
"Use PVA."
"Superglue can be used to hold things that need to be quickly set up."
"I use PVA, the same slightly watered down mix used to secure the gravel, rocks, etc."
"PVA glue would be the obvious choice since, as others have pointed out, it's extremely cheap."
#9
GemTac
4.0
(6)
"Dries clear and holds strong."
"I used gemtac on a project and it’s held up well and I believe it is water based. It has little to no smell."
"I'd recommend that."
"GemTac is my go to because E6000 got me some health problems that were thankfully only temporary."
"Gemtac is vegan and has no smell but low viscosity (more watery) longer drying time."
"I was shocked to learn that even Gemtac requires a respirator and isn't skin safe."
#10
Mod Podge
4.8
(5)
"Mod Podge with a rubber roller."
"Personally I would use ModPodge."
"I use mod podge without issue!"
"I use Mod Podge."
"Its a pva glue just put it on your base and put the wood over it"
#11
B7000
4.6
(5)
"B7000 glue - same stuff they use on jewelry and bonding phone components together."
"You can seal it with resin, so it doesn't peel off."
"B7000 is legit fantastic! Only difference is that B7000 takes a teeeeeeeny wee bit longer to dry so you have more time to set your stones into the exact placement you need."
"B7000 is more flexible and doesn't get stringy."
"B7000 is higher viscosity and has a slight chemical smell but not as bad as E6000 and dries fast."
#12
JB Weld
4.2
(5)
"My favorite quick fix is the instant weld make by JB Weld."
"I'd try JB Weld ClearWeld."
"I’d use A/B. That or JB Weld. A/B is overkill but you’ll have the most together glovebox."
"Just JB weld it."
"Use JB ClearWeld to fix the drain; it's effective and easy to use."
#13
Shoe Goo
4.5
(4)
"Shoe goo, that's what it's for."
"That stuff works wonders."
"Laugh all you want homie but shoe goo … that shit means business."
"Sometimes I have to reapply it overtime, but I just use Shoe-goo and a toothpick for a tight places."
#14
Barge
5.0
(3)
"Barge or Masters are the industry go to products in terms of cements."
"Barge cement bro, or shoegoo."
"Barge All Purpose Cement."
#15
Crazy Glue
4.0
(3)
"Occasional drops of crazy glue used for extra security."
"Crazy Glue or hot glue is what works for me."
"Never use gorilla glue use the standard crazy glue."
#16
Fabric Glue
4.0
(3)
"I would suggest probably fabric glue or felting glue."
"Whenever I need to glue something crochet I always use fabric glue, works a treat."
"Fabric glue should work."
#17
Pliobond
4.0
(3)
"Contact Cement is the US term. Sold as Pliobond."
"Pliobond for sure. I work at a camera store and do this stuff all the time."
"AFAIK Pliobond is the classic camera leatherette adhesive."
#18
Silicone
3.7
(3)
"I used a small dab of silicone, that worked great!"
"Best 'glue' for silicone is more of the same silicone!"
"Silicone."
#19
Waterweld
3.3
(3)
"Slap some waterweld putty on there. It’s not a sewage drain and it won’t be under high pressure, so that repair will be more than adequate."
"Waterweld or a good wrap of flex seal tape will get you months or years of usable fix."
"It's not essential plumbing, but I would recommend replacing it."
#20
Starbond
5.0
(2)
"CA glue from Starbond. Get the medium thickness."
"Starbond ca glue is easy to use and holds better than anything else I've tried."
#21
Tiger Seal
5.0
(2)
"Tiger seal solves all problems."
"Tiger seal that suka."
#22
Foam Tac
5.0
(2)
"Foam Tac or Foam Cure. Works wonders for the foam on the Apprentice."
"It is a touch pricier than other glues but I've never had a repair fail."
#23
West System
5.0
(2)
"Anything by West Systems is gonna be awesome quality. G Flex tends to be the most popular with knifemakers."
"G-flex is my personal favorite."
#24
Army Painter
5.0
(2)
"Works everytime, stays adjustable short time and is dry in about 10 seconds."
"Army painter plastic glue, works everytime, stays adjustable short time."
#25
Tombow
5.0
(2)
"Adhesive rollers are the way to go here! My favorite is the Tombow Mono Air."
"Can't work without the tombow tape runner."
#26
Hot Glue
4.5
(2)
"Used hot glue to connect buns to wig, ensuring a secure hold with multiple layers of hair."
"I like hot glue. I try to use hot glue whenever I have wiring because it's easy to remove with a dab of alcohol."
#27
Tacky Glue
4.5
(2)
"For paper, use "tacky glue"."
"I’ve been using tacky glue. Most of my flowers are secured with wire and wrapping."
#28
Helmar
4.5
(2)
"I love Helmar Craft Glue."
"I like Helmar craft adhesive. It's quick dry."
#29
3M
4.5
(2)
"Technicians from our partnered locations use 3M Rubber and Vinyl Adhesive."
"I’ll say 3M trim adhesive tape."
#30
CA Glue
4.0
(2)
"Probably a very strategic CA glue or super glue would be best."
"They do also sell like thicker or gel style CA glues."
#31
Liquid Nails
4.0
(2)
"Seems to be doing its job so far."
"I use a Liquid Nails that comes at hardware stores in a caulking tube."
#32
E600
4.0
(2)
"E600. Use PPE so you don't get brain damage."
"E600 would do well and Gemtac might work well but I haven't tested it"
#33
Zig
5.0
(1)
"I use Zig 2 way glue"
#34
EBL
5.0
(1)
"Clear Magic by EBL."
#35
Lost Artistry
5.0
(1)
"For my sensitive clients, I used Cyano Free by Lost Artistry!"
#36
GS
5.0
(1)
"Holds well and easy to remove later"
#37
Craft Dots
5.0
(1)
"I have used craft dots which works great"
#38
Bearly Art
5.0
(1)
"Two brands I'd recommend for "wet" glue are: Bearly Art and Art Glitter (no glitter in it) glues."
#39
Art Glitter
5.0
(1)
"Two brands I'd recommend for "wet" glue are: Bearly Art and Art Glitter (no glitter in it) glues."
#40
Headliner Glue
5.0
(1)
"Just use some spray on headliner glue. That's what I've used with no problems."
#41
Loctite Gel
5.0
(1)
"I use loctite gel. Won’t run, dries fast."
#42
BSI Extra Thick Gap Filler
5.0
(1)
"BSI's extra thick gap filler's what I use for soft plastics and faux leather."
#43
Gear Aid Tenacious Tape
5.0
(1)
"Generally my number one recommendation is Tenacious Tape by McNett/Gear Aid."
#44
Elmer's Spray Adhesive
5.0
(1)
"I use Elmer’s spray adhesive for small pieces and layers. I’ve had zero problems with it."
#45
Unknown Product
5.0
(1)
"It's my go to for leatherette repairs. It is easy to apply, easy to remove and does not smell too bad."
#46
Microscale
5.0
(1)
"Microscale Kristal Klear / Elmers School Glue for windshields and clear parts."
#47
Lash Legacy
5.0
(1)
"Miracle Glue by lash legacy or ice fix by lash enchantment or Emia pink (uk based)"
#48
Headliner Adhesive
5.0
(1)
"I swear by headliner adhesive. Lay it flat and spray it on."
#49
Yasutomo
5.0
(1)
"I started using Nori paste for gluing paper down."
#50
Beacon
5.0
(1)
"I personally prefer liquid glue for most paper-on-paper, since it works with any texture."
#51
Lash Vault
5.0
(1)
"My fave is the Lash Vault Pink Element."
#52
Gear Aid
5.0
(1)
"Gear Aid Aquaseal Shoe Repair is solid."
#53
Renia
5.0
(1)
"Renia aquilim 315. Google it, thank me later."
#54
Ben Nye
5.0
(1)
"Spirit Gum worked a lot better throughout the day."
#55
Lineco
5.0
(1)
"You might also try archival glue like Lineco, which is acid-free."
#56
Function of Vex
5.0
(1)
"I really enjoy Function of Vex ice ice bb!!"
#57
Soudal
5.0
(1)
"I use Superglue with an activator 3x Soudal Mitre Bond Adhesive Kit."
#58
BSI
5.0
(1)
"BSI all day every day for painted parts."
#59
Supertite
5.0
(1)
"Personally, I use supertite fusion tack for my stainless steel mugs and have had no issues."
#60
Apres
5.0
(1)
"I'm a big fan of Apres extend non wipe gel."
#61
B&Q
5.0
(1)
"The contact adhesive is working a treat, thanks!"
#62
CurvLife
5.0
(1)
"CurvLife hands down, it’s a semisolid air dry glue, lasts 2 weeks."
#63
Bison
5.0
(1)
"Bison Super Glue worked perfect for me when the cheap stuff failed."
#64
E-Z Runners
4.0
(1)
"My favorite tape runner is E-Z runners by Scrapbook adhesives."
#65
Badge Adhesive
4.0
(1)
"I use badge adhesive. It's made for gluing plastic trim to car bodies."
#66
High Viscosity Super Glue
4.0
(1)
"I use high viscosity super glue. IE: Not the one that's really runny, the one that's more like a gel."
#67
Rutland
4.0
(1)
"I'd use a stove gasket/furnace cement; it should work fine."
#68
Nailene
4.0
(1)
"Apply a small amount on both the fake nail and your nail bed."
#69
VMS
4.0
(1)
"VMS CA glue for PE parts."
#70
CYAFIXED
4.0
(1)
"I just moved from loctite to CYAFIXED."
#71
Tec7
4.0
(1)
"I just used some silicone adhesive called tec7."
#72
Lexel
4.0
(1)
"Lexel sealant. It’s flexible to an extent."
#73
Una Gella
4.0
(1)
"I use Una Gella’s at the moment."
#74
Polymax
4.0
(1)
"I used polymax."
#75
Evo-Stik
4.0
(1)
"My camera repairman used Evo-Stik slightly diluted with Evo-Stik cleaner/solvent."
#76
Contact Cement
4.0
(1)
"Contact cement then grab a sewing awl and sew it."
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