Best glue on Reddit

230 reviews from r/Plumbing, r/Rhinestoning, r/ModelCars and 57 more subreddits

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#1

Elmer's

4.3
(13)
"I put thick globs of Elmer's glue on some quilts and it always completely washed out."
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"I've used Elmer's washable school glue in the bottle and the purple glue sticks for many, many years."
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"You need to use Elmer’s *washable* glue."
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"I would echo sticking with elmers white glue for future projects."
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"I've never had an issue with Elmer’s, even in thick spots."
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"Kyle is old school and recommends Elmers to all of his coaching staff."
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"Diluted Elmer's glue."
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"Can use Elmer's wood glue..so lightly around corners cause of color and ooze."
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"Elmers. Tiny drop."
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"I've always used thinned out Elmers in multiple layers."
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#2

E6000

4.0
(11)
"Rock solid."
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"Its strong and often used for a lot of crafts!"
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"Using E6000 glue is effective for applying fake nails without mess."
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"I've had good success with e6000."
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"Maybe E6000 or even a hot glue might work."
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"E-6000 is another option, but I’d still use epoxy."
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"I find that e6000 or any sort of silicone based rubber cement bonds really nicely with felted wool."
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"E6000."
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"E6000."
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"E6000 is the most heavy duty adhesive but it has a chemical smell."
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#3

3M

4.7
(9)
"I love barge for EVA foam but upholstery foam is a different beast."
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"Is the best."
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"3M TP90 can spray adhesive."
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"This spray adhesive works great for all my crafting projects!"
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"It’s what all the body shops use when they have to reapply them."
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"I like 3M tape but Starbond Thick is my 2nd favorite."
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"I would use contact cement 3m water base but along with that tape off perimeter and use white or yellow glue."
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"Effective for no-stitch sails, but challenging to work with."
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#4

Loctite

4.6
(9)
"Loctite super glue or model kit glue. They work really well, are strong and when dry are hard to notice."
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"Stuff is a game changer."
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"I’ll throw in a recommendation for Loctite gel control super glue."
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"The strength of this glue is UNMATCHED."
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"My personal favorites are Loctite Liquid Professional, Glue Masters Thick."
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"Loctite sells a glass specific glue that's dishwasher safe, it should hold up pretty well."
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"Loctite Control Gel CA is strong and has a long enough cure time (a couple minutes) that you can line things up a few times if needed."
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"Is like, fancy super glue."
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"I normally use Loctite, it bonds really strongly."
#5

JB Weld

4.5
(8)
"I used jb weld plastic glue it worked great."
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"A gallon of JB Weld, flex seal and wrapped in some duct tape will get the job done."
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"JB weld for plastic works great. Probably want to tape up the crack first so it doesn’t leak into the pipe."
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"JB Weld does have epoxy specific to PVC, I have used it and it rocks."
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"I’d use A/B. That or JB Weld. A/B is overkill but you’ll have the most together glovebox."
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"Just JB weld it."
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"Using JB Weld for repairing PVC is effective and strong."
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"Use JB ClearWeld to fix the drain; it's effective and easy to use."
#6

Tamiya

4.7
(7)
"Pick up a bottle of Tamiya Extra Thin and Bob Smith Super Gold +."
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"Tamiya Extra Thin for plastic to plastic."
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"I use this and love it."
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"Tamiya Extra Thin for general assembly and nothing is better."
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"I've personally used their Extra Thin version to good effect."
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"I only use tamiya thin before paint because it wicks into everything and high chances of screwing up."
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"Depending on which is easier to find."
#7

Gorilla Glue

4.1
(7)
"So now I also recommend Gorilla Glue :p"
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"For sticking pieces together I use gorilla glue. Works great."
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"Gorilla glue gel, because the gel kind of squeezes out a little bit and helps fill in the gaps if there's any."
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"I use gorilla glue personally but it can be finnicky."
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"You need construction adhesive gorilla glue have a good one it’s in a tube"
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"This tape holds well and is a good temporary fix."
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"Gorrila glue is amazing for Van's repairs, just apply it gingerly, on cleaned surfaces."
#8

Gorilla

4.0
(7)
"I would use gorilla glue."
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"The glue holds well and can be applied precisely with a brush."
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"I use gorilla glue personally but it can be finnicky."
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"I use regular Gorilla super glue."
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"I use gorilla gel and apply with a toothpick."
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"I like Gorilla glue, or you can use some plastic cement from Tamiya or Mr.Hobby."
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"It's impregnated with rubber which is great for initial toughness."
#9

Super Glue

4.2
(6)
"Super glue plus baking soda is amazing."
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"I use superglue. May not be the best but works great."
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"It's hard to go wrong with super glue."
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"Honestly I use both... different shapes work better with different glues."
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"I just used a drop of super glue for my little bunny eyes."
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"Super glue + baking soda makes an extremely strong plastic."
#10

PVA

3.8
(6)
"I use PVA mainly, it's slower but harder when it dries."
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"Funnily enough I’d recommend wood glue - ie PVA."
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"Use PVA."
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"Superglue can be used to hold things that need to be quickly set up."
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"I use PVA, the same slightly watered down mix used to secure the gravel, rocks, etc."
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"PVA glue would be the obvious choice since, as others have pointed out, it's extremely cheap."
#11

Kiss

5.0
(4)
"I really like Kiss Powerflex Max Speed nail glue."
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"I've had my most recent set on for 5 days with zero lifting."
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"The glue that comes in the box works well; my nails have been on and not lifting for 3 days."
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"I’ve literally been using the KISS nail glue that comes with a brush. It reinforces my compromised nail perfectly."
#12

GemTac

3.8
(5)
"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."
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"I'd recommend that."
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"GemTac is my go to because E6000 got me some health problems that were thankfully only temporary."
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"Gemtac is vegan and has no smell but low viscosity (more watery) longer drying time."
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"I was shocked to learn that even Gemtac requires a respirator and isn't skin safe."
#13

Shoe Goo

4.5
(4)
"Shoe goo, that's what it's for."
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"That stuff works wonders."
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"Laugh all you want homie but shoe goo … that shit means business."
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"Sometimes I have to reapply it overtime, but I just use Shoe-goo and a toothpick for a tight places."
#14

B7000

4.5
(4)
"You can seal it with resin, so it doesn't peel off."
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"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."
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"B7000 is more flexible and doesn't get stringy."
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"B7000 is higher viscosity and has a slight chemical smell but not as bad as E6000 and dries fast."
#15

West System

5.0
(3)
"Anything by West Systems is gonna be awesome quality. G Flex tends to be the most popular with knifemakers."
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"G-flex is my personal favorite."
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"West system 2 part epoxy for the win."
#16

PVC

5.0
(3)
"The wood chisel works well for chipping off the broken elbow collar."
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"Sandpaper is great for cleaning up the stub for a snug fit."
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"The PVC hack saw is effective for cutting small ring sections of the elbow."
#17

UHU

4.3
(3)
"I suggest UHU glue and clear gel tacky glue !!"
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"Uhu all purpose should be fine to use on acrylic & bamboo yarns."
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"Uhu por or hot glue were my go-to's."
#18

Fabric Glue

4.0
(3)
"I would suggest probably fabric glue or felting glue."
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"Whenever I need to glue something crochet I always use fabric glue, works a treat."
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"Fabric glue should work."
#19

Foam Tac

5.0
(2)
"Foam Tac or Foam Cure. Works wonders for the foam on the Apprentice."
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"It is a touch pricier than other glues but I've never had a repair fail."
#20

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."
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"Waterweld or a good wrap of flex seal tape will get you months or years of usable fix."
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"It's not essential plumbing, but I would recommend replacing it."
#21

Revell

5.0
(2)
"Forget about Gloop, pva. Gorilla, Super glue and anything else, use Revell Contacta, it's for models but boy does it stick."
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"I like using the revell glue with the needle nose for those type of repairs."
#22

Apres

5.0
(2)
"The best they have several versions too from sensitive to novice"
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"I use the apres glue and have gotten 1 month+ retention!!"
#23

Glue Masters

5.0
(2)
"It works well for gluing plastic or fabric bits."
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"My personal favorites are Loctite Liquid Professional, Glue Masters Thick."
#24

Flex Seal

5.0
(2)
"A gallon of JB Weld, flex seal and wrapped in some duct tape will get the job done."
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"Flex Seal works wonders for sealing leaks!"
#25

Testors

4.5
(2)
"Cures very strong."
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"For clear parts and things like bumpers, trim, mirrors, etc. I use Testors clear parts cement."
#26

Hobby Lobby

4.5
(2)
"Sanding the connecting points before gluing improves hold."
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"A tad of thick model glue would work just fine."
#27

CA Glue

4.0
(2)
"Probably a very strategic CA glue or super glue would be best."
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"They do also sell like thicker or gel style CA glues."
#28

Crazy Glue

4.0
(2)
"Occasional drops of crazy glue used for extra security."
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"Never use gorilla glue use the standard crazy glue."
#29

Citadel

4.0
(2)
"Get some Citadel brand plastic glue and not only will it not melt the soft plastic at all if used correctly."
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"The citadel plastic glue isn't even a glue at all?"
#30

Sikaflex

4.0
(2)
"Sikaflex. available in black."
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"Sikaflex 291."
#31

E-6000

4.0
(2)
"Flexible enough to hold up, but requires thorough surface preparation."
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"E-6000 glue requires safety precautions like wearing a respirator and ensuring ventilation."
#32

Bandai

4.0
(2)
"Their smaller 1/72 and 1/100ish scale ships are great as well—not snaptite but darn close."
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"The 1/48 X-Wing is expensive, but it’s molded in color and I barely needed a drop of glue."
#33

Silicone

3.5
(2)
"Best 'glue' for silicone is more of the same silicone!"
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"Silicone."
#34

Seamgrip

5.0
(1)
"Seamgrip."
#35

Starbond Super Glue

5.0
(1)
"Star bond superglue."
#36

Hob-e-tac

5.0
(1)
"I’d use “hob-e-tac”. It is super sticky and stays sticky and flexible."
#37

Dap Weldwood Contact Cement

5.0
(1)
"Brush-on Contact cement like Dap Weldwood or spray adhesive like 3M super 77 is great quick, waterproof and permanent."
#38

Gorilla Glue Fast Drying

5.0
(1)
"Gorilla Glue fast drying version did the trick"
#39

Goop

5.0
(1)
"I used 'goop' and it has been held on for years now."
#40

KISS Lash Couture Glue

5.0
(1)
"I like Lash Couture glue."
#41

KISS I-Envy Black Lash Extension Glue

5.0
(1)
"Its SUPER durable."
#42

Wink Clique

5.0
(1)
"Wink clique is the only glue I've had that lasts 10 days."
#43

TIPHULAN

5.0
(1)
"TIPHULAN Salon-Quality Nail Glue from Amazon. Hands down the best."
#44

Dashing Diva

5.0
(1)
"I love the dashing diva fastbond. That plus a glass cuticle pusher helps my nails stay on for ages."
#45

Gem Tak

5.0
(1)
"Gem Tak is boss for tumblers."
#46

NYK1

5.0
(1)
"The nyk1 strong nail bond glue is the one i use and it works really well!"
#47

Uhu

5.0
(1)
"Uhu endfest 300 - it's a type of epoxy."
#48

Ammo Mig

5.0
(1)
"Ammo mig Ultra glue is the best in the market."
#49

Unicorn Cosmetics

5.0
(1)
"The best I’ve ever used were the unicorn cosmetics teddy set go bond & seal."
#50

Barge

5.0
(1)
"Barge glue is the standard when you're working with foam."
#51

Volume Extreme

5.0
(1)
"I really like this glue and I've been using for 3 years with no problem."
#52

Aqua Net

5.0
(1)
"It has been about a year and a half since the last time I washed and applied the hairspray."
#53

Wilsonart

5.0
(1)
"No fumes, easy cleanup, and sticks really well."
#54

Aleene’s

5.0
(1)
"I find that Aleene’s Turbo Tacky Glue works quite well for laser cut wood projects."
#55

Tesa Tape

5.0
(1)
"It’s the best I’ve had so far and not as messy as liquid glues (such as B-7000)"
#56

Zap-A-Gap

5.0
(1)
"Use a CA glue together with a CA accelerator."
#57

Mr. Hobby

5.0
(1)
"Lately I find myself using more and more Mr.Hobby Cement SP for the plastic parts."
#58

Evergreen

5.0
(1)
"Tamiya extra thin and Evergreen canopy glue are my picks."
#59

Plastruct

5.0
(1)
"I use Plastruct Bondene for bare plastic parts."
#60

Boot Fix Glue

5.0
(1)
"Its a glue called “boot fix glue” I use it on all my repairs."
#61

Angeles

5.0
(1)
"It stays for over 2 weeks for my press ons, and peels right off the back of the nail so u can reuse them easily!"
#62

Marine

5.0
(1)
"If it can keep a boat afloat it can keep an elbow there"
#63

Crystal Ninja

5.0
(1)
"The Samurai Glue Kit is a must-have for any crafting project!"
#64

Aquabond

5.0
(1)
"Non-pressure pipe can be easily repaired with Aquabond pool glue."
#65

CND

5.0
(1)
"I use CND Plexigel to do all my repairs."
#66

Carhartt

5.0
(1)
"Lasts for years and gets laundered every week."
#67

Best Glue

5.0
(1)
"Best glue is a new pipe."
#68

Duct Tape

5.0
(1)
"A gallon of JB Weld, flex seal and wrapped in some duct tape will get the job done."
#69

Supertite

5.0
(1)
"Supertite fusion tack adhesive is low odor and low enough viscosity to use with a precision tip applicator."
#70

General

5.0
(1)
"Fresh glue works perfectly on new fittings after removing cracked ones."
#71

Michael's

5.0
(1)
"Works great."
#72

FabriFuse

5.0
(1)
"It has virtually no smell and doesn't string up like standard e6000."
#73

Krazy Glue

5.0
(1)
"So cute, I love tiny pins like these!!"
#74

Craft Store

5.0
(1)
"This clear epoxy is perfect for all my craft projects!"
#75

Glametic

5.0
(1)
"I love Glametic glue, even if I’m not using their brand press ons."
#76

Hot Glue

5.0
(1)
"Used hot glue to connect buns to wig, ensuring a secure hold with multiple layers of hair."
#77

Clear Tacky Glue

5.0
(1)
"First layer of hair glued with clear tacky glue for a strong bond."
#78

Hair Spray

5.0
(1)
"Final layer of hair held together with hair spray."
#79

J-B Weld

5.0
(1)
"J-B Weld is great for filling cracks."
#80

Oatey

5.0
(1)
"Oatey glue all day long!!"
#81

Gorilla Super Glue

4.0
(1)
"A mix of wood glue, gorilla super glue gel, and e6000, depending on the material and/or specific application/situation"
#82

UHU All Purpose

4.0
(1)
"UHU all purpose works well"
#83

Titebond Thick & Quick Wood Glue

4.0
(1)
"I have titebond thick n quick and titebond speed set wood glues."
#84

KISS Glue

4.0
(1)
"KISS glue is really nice and versatile."
#85

3M Hi Strength 90

4.0
(1)
"I've had really good luck with 3M Hi Strength 90 and even 77."
#86

3M Super 77

4.0
(1)
"3M Super 77"
#87

Ultra Glue

4.0
(1)
"White glue works, or similar PVAs like Ultra Glue by Mig or AK-Interactive Wolverine P.V.A Glue."
#88

Nailene

4.0
(1)
"I used to use nailene and it works great, my nails would easily last 10 or more days."
#89

Foam-safe superglue

4.0
(1)
"Foam-safe superglue is the nicest to work with when building fast, but it's not super cheap."
#90

Tacky Glue

4.0
(1)
"I’ve been using tacky glue. Most of my flowers are secured with wire and wrapping."
#91

Markart

4.0
(1)
"I've been using the Markart glue lately. It works pretty well!"
#92

Micro Mark

4.0
(1)
"I use “same stuff” liquid cement from Micro Mark."
#93

Powergrab

4.0
(1)
"Roo glue, silicone, construction adhesive, powergrab if you want to be extra safe about it and want it to grab right away."
#94

Dollar Store

4.0
(1)
"I like the regular kind for assembly. I like the gel for gluing to bases."
#95

Ambroid

4.0
(1)
"I use Ambroid glue for all my wood-gluing needs."
#96

Mr Hobby

4.0
(1)
"I've been using Mr Hobby Cement and Tamiya."
#97

Araldite

4.0
(1)
"There is a really good one for jewellery that stays clear."
#98

Liquid Nails

4.0
(1)
"I use a Liquid Nails that comes at hardware stores in a caulking tube."
#99

Gem-Tac

4.0
(1)
"I like Gem-tac because it holds very well."
#100

Be Createful

4.0
(1)
"There are a few glues that I heard were good for fabrics."
#101

Aquarium Safe Silicone

4.0
(1)
"Aquarium safe silicone is the best thing you can use."
#102

Cyanoacrylate

4.0
(1)
"Sticks to most plastics/ 3d prints really well."
#103

Mod Podge

4.0
(1)
"Its a pva glue just put it on your base and put the wood over it"
#104

Wood Glue

4.0
(1)
"Wood glue. If you are going to paint it, prime both sides to avoid warp."
#105

Yellow Wood Glue

4.0
(1)
"I use slightly thinned out yellow wood glue."
#106

Basing Glue

4.0
(1)
"Basing glue works best imo."
#107

GemTack

4.0
(1)
"I really like GemTack. But it all depends on the surface of the object you're going to put rhinestones on and how the object is going to be used"
#108

E600

4.0
(1)
"E600 would do well and Gemtac might work well but I haven't tested it"
#109

Industrial Strength Spray Adhesive

4.0
(1)
"I would use a little industrial strength spray adhesive."
#110

Barge Cement

4.0
(1)
"Barge cement."
#111

Mr.Hobby

4.0
(1)
"Depending on which is easier to find."
#112

Silicone Tape

4.0
(1)
"Silicone tape is easy to use and provides a good seal."
#113

Fiberglass Cloth

4.0
(1)
"Fiberglass cloth adds strength to the repair."
#114

Permatex

4.0
(1)
"I used permatex on a cracked drain pipe, and it worked well."
#115

Hotfix Rhinestones

4.0
(1)
"Hotfix rhinestones are a great alternative as they are attached with heat and produce no smells."
#116

Jewel-It

4.0
(1)
"I recently started using Jewel-It for the same reason (e6000 fabri-fuse kept giving me horrible headaches) and so far, it works fine."
#117

Weldwood

3.0
(1)
"Weldwood. I kind of hate contact cement, but for some applications it's the only thing that will work."
#118

B-7000

2.0
(1)
"People swear by b-7000 but I’ve just found it’s incredibly messy and annoying if you have to repair again."
#119

HH66

2.0
(1)
"But personally I'd replace the pipe."
#120

Preferred Hardware Store

1.0
(1)
"Using only glue will lead to leaks and breaks."

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