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#1
E6000
4.2
(29)
"E6000 or E330. The E6000 doesn't require mixing tho, just use straight out of the tube."
"I use E6000 glue for jewelry making. Maybe try that!"
"I've used e6000 adhesive to repair torn lambskin, and it worked very well...strong but flexible bond."
"E6000 on everything."
"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!"
"I use E6000 with BluTac to hold the parts temporarily while it dries."
#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
Super Glue
4.1
(15)
"I use super glue, it'll soak into the cork and turn it into a solid piece."
"Super glue. It reacts with the cork and makes it rock solid."
"Super glue is the best for ceramics, use the gel formula."
"Super Glue with Baking Soda - best glue for anything."
"Super glue is still probably the most recommended."
"Super glue and for plastic glue use a bottle with the brush."
"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."
#4
Loctite
4.4
(14)
"I use Loctite 495 for everything."
"Get some gel control by locktite, it'll solve your problem with ease."
"For smaller stuff, I use Loctite Super Glue Gel."
"I'd highly recommend a decent quality superglue along with some activator."
"Loctite super glue or model kit glue. They work really well, are strong and when dry are hard to notice."
"Stuff is a game changer."
"I typically use a super glue such as Loctite; the gel form so it doesn't run over parts of the figure it's not mean to."
"This “Loctite extreme glue”... holds well and dries clear and doesn’t cloud."
"Loctite glue (for low-power model rockets) and epoxy (for middle and high-power model rockets)."
"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."
#5
Elmer's
4.3
(13)
"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 use Elmer’s glue most of the time, super glue if it is extra stubborn."
"I’m not a glue expert by any means but did just discover leather glue."
"Kyle is old school and recommends Elmers to all of his coaching staff."
"Diluted Elmer's glue."
"Elmers. Tiny drop."
#6
Gorilla Glue
4.2
(13)
"I use gorilla glue for all models the green top one."
"Gorilla glue brand super glue gel. Make sure your pieces are fully cleaned and cured before use."
"So now I also recommend Gorilla Glue :p"
"The other go to is gorrilla glue. Both need to be weighted down while drying."
"I use gorilla glue- the one in the yellow packaging with the brush attachment is my favourite for Warhammer."
"I use gorilla glue. I've tried model glue before and it didn't last long."
"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."
#7
Tamiya
4.9
(8)
"Tamiya glues for the win. Their extra thin is a tool made for the gods."
"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."
"I use Tamiya Thin plastic cement, it melts plastics but because is the thin formula, it just bond the surface and can be reversible if not too much cement is applied."
#8
Mod Podge
4.7
(7)
"I use modpodge."
"Mod Podge with a rubber roller."
"Personally I would use ModPodge."
"I use mod podge without issue!"
"I use Mod Podge."
"Mod podge as well as a ton others just kinda depends what you’re doing."
"Its a pva glue just put it on your base and put the wood over it"
#9
B7000
4.4
(7)
"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."
"B 7000."
"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."
#10
GemTac
4.1
(7)
"I would use a non toxic glue like GemTac since it’s going to be worn on the animal’s face."
"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."
#11
PVA
3.9
(7)
"Pva/elmers glue."
"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."
#12
Shoe Goo
4.2
(6)
"Shoe goo, that's what it's for."
"That stuff works wonders."
"Use “shoo goo” also sold as “household goop” because it remains flexible."
"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."
"Shoe goo."
#13
JB Weld
4.2
(6)
"I’ve always used a sandwich of super glue and JB weld."
"I've had a lot of luck with 2 part epoxies."
"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."
#14
Hot Glue
4.5
(4)
"I believe hot glue works best as I have seen many cosplayers using it."
"Used hot glue to connect buns to wig, ensuring a secure hold with multiple layers of hair."
"I recommend just use hot glue. Plenty sufficient and its reversible"
"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."
#15
B-7000
3.5
(4)
"B-7000 it’s the best."
"B 7000 Amazon sell it."
"I mostly like the B-7000 that comes in kits, but it dries shiny."
"People swear by b-7000 but I’ve just found it’s incredibly messy and annoying if you have to repair again."
#16
Wood Glue
4.7
(3)
"Wood glue. Squeeze it on, then spread it thin."
"Just use wood glue. It’s easier to keep from spilling out."
"Wood glue. If you are going to paint it, prime both sides to avoid warp."
#17
Tacky Glue
4.3
(3)
"For paper, use "tacky glue"."
"I seem to use a lot of this white glue that's also flexible. it's called "tacky glue"."
"I’ve been using tacky glue. Most of my flowers are secured with wire and wrapping."
#18
CA Glue
4.3
(3)
"If it's PLA you can use CA glue, aka super glue, without worry."
"Probably a very strategic CA glue or super glue would be best."
"They do also sell like thicker or gel style CA glues."
#19
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."
#20
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."
#21
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."
#22
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."
#23
Bearly Art
5.0
(2)
"Bearly Art is FANTASTIC and the only glue i use for miniatures now."
"Two brands I'd recommend for "wet" glue are: Bearly Art and Art Glitter (no glitter in it) glues."
#24
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."
#25
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."
#26
Supertite
5.0
(2)
"I've been using supertite fusion tack adhesive for years on my stainless steel tumblers."
"Supertite fusion tack adhesive is low odor and low enough viscosity to use with a precision tip applicator."
#27
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."
#28
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."
#29
Weld-On
5.0
(2)
"Like others have mentioned, Weld-On is really good."
"+1 for Weld-On!"
#30
Tiger Seal
5.0
(2)
"Tiger seal solves all problems."
"Tiger seal that suka."
#31
Dashing Diva
5.0
(2)
"CurvLife Semi-Solid glue or Dashing Diva FastBond are my favorites!"
"I love the dashing diva fastbond. That plus a glass cuticle pusher helps my nails stay on for ages."
#32
Barge Cement
4.5
(2)
"Barge cement"
"Barge cement."
#33
Revell
4.5
(2)
"Forget about Gloop, pva. Gorilla, Super glue and anything else, use Revell Contacta, it's for models but boy does it stick."
"Try using plastic cement used in model building, revell contacta is what I've been using in the past."
#34
Spirit Gum
4.5
(2)
"Spirit Gum is my go to adhesive for any body stuff, altho I don't know what materials you are working with, but it hasn't failed me yet!"
"A wig or prosthetic glue will probably be stronger."
#35
Beacon
4.5
(2)
"It is Glass, Metal & More premium permanent glue. It can be used for metal , mosaics, jewelry, beads, crystals and more."
"Beacon 3-1 Advance Craft Glue. It dries fast but can be stringy."
#36
Helmar
4.5
(2)
"I love Helmar Craft Glue."
"I like Helmar craft adhesive. It's quick dry."
#37
Epoxy 330
4.0
(2)
"Epoxy 330 is what I've used for decades. Found it far more durable than E6000."
"You could try epoxy 330, e6000, other jewelry glues."
#38
Shoe Glue
4.0
(2)
"Shoe Glue worked for me."
"Made just for this."
#39
Pliobond
4.0
(2)
"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."
#40
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"
#41
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."
#42
Canopy Glue
4.0
(2)
"I’d recommend canopy glue, which you can get from a hobby shop."
"Canopy glue is pretty great for attaching final details."
#43
Bob Smith Industries
5.0
(1)
"Any of the Bsi glues. Bob smith industries. Higher end hobby shops usually carry it."
#44
PL
5.0
(1)
"PL300 is the best option, but you can get by with hot glue."
#45
Proto Colle
5.0
(1)
"Proto Colle S glue is what you need. Professional shoe repair stuff. It's unreal"
#46
Glue Masters
5.0
(1)
"The best is glue masters thin and crushed dry rock powder."
#47
UV Resin
5.0
(1)
"I've had the best adhesion with uv resin."
#48
Epoxy Putty
5.0
(1)
"I just did my scape with epoxy putty. It worked perfectly for me."
#49
Renia Syntic Total
5.0
(1)
"Renia syntic total"
#50
Tombow
5.0
(1)
"Can't work without the tombow tape runner."
#51
Scotch
5.0
(1)
"Scotch Quick Dry Tacky Glue"
#52
Masters
5.0
(1)
"I personally use masters glue don’t got to wait long or heat up the glue"
#53
Ecoflo
5.0
(1)
"Ecoflo EcoWeld. Water based contact cement, low/no fume, easily applied."
#54
Barge
5.0
(1)
"Barge cement bro, or shoegoo."
#55
Lineco
5.0
(1)
"You might also try archival glue like Lineco, which is acid-free."
#56
Duco Clear Household Cement
4.0
(1)
"You could try something like Duco clear household cement."
#57
BSI Superglue
4.0
(1)
"Get you some BSI superglue or loctite gel."
#58
Barges
4.0
(1)
"Barges is great."
#59
Ultra Clear UV Resin
4.0
(1)
"Works pretty nicely... you can nearly instant glue stuff."
#60
Pattex
4.0
(1)
"Pattex 100% or Pattex Repair (Extreme)."
#61
PLA Gloop
4.0
(1)
"The only other glue I know that works well is PLA Gloop."
#62
E7000
4.0
(1)
"E7000 (b6000 is kinda messy lalo na if first time mo gamitin) be cautious in using lang kasi madikit siya sa balat and really strong yung smell"
#63
Titebond
4.0
(1)
"Titebond II or the new gorilla glue wood glue seems to work just fine."
#64
WeldBond
4.0
(1)
"I would try WeldBond glue."
#65
Karlsons Universal Glue
4.0
(1)
"That's the one I've been using lel, their universal karlsons glue."
#66
Robert's
4.0
(1)
"You should use a latex based glue. Robert’s is meant to dry tacky/rubbery to be flexible like a normal rug."
#67
Bison
4.0
(1)
"Bison Tix Contact Gel glue works at least."
#68
Elmer
4.0
(1)
"Plain old Elmer wood glue, or any wood glue."
#69
Bohning
4.0
(1)
"Personally I use either bohning Fletch-tite, or bohning Fletchfuse."
#70
Elmer's Glue
4.0
(1)
"Might try elmers glue or any water based child's glue."
#71
Testors
4.0
(1)
"I would use some testors model glue (black bottle with needle) and use it sparingly."
#72
Dual-88
4.0
(1)
"I like Dual-88"
#73
Tonic
4.0
(1)
"If you mean to use it so that it's tacky when dry and only then you add the flakes, you can use Tonic's Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive."
#74
Perfect Paper Adhesive Matte Variety
3.0
(1)
"I'm using the matte variety of 'perfect paper adhesive'."
#75
Gorilla Glue Heavy Duty Outdoor Adhesive
2.0
(1)
"I used gorilla glue heavy duty outdoor adhesive and it didn't last."
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