230022 Medium Viscosity Auto/Industrial Adhesive, 3.7 fl oz

Arrived sooner than I had expected. This is the right glue when you are working with jewelry which I have used it for other things around the house and the bond is amazing. You have to let it dry but once it does it bonds like no other. It is water proof and dries clear as well. I will be ordering more in the near future. It's exactly what is in described in the pictures.

Great product

This is definitely worth the price! I use E-6000 ALL THE TIME. It turns to rubber and REALLY doesn't let go of MOST things. It sticks real hard. Don't use Aquarium sealant, it's weak and soft. This is MUCH stronger than MOST adhesives. I use it almost exclusively. As ithe tube gets stale, it gets even better!! Almost tough plastic-like or a hard resin. A manly adhesive, real STRONG. Be careful what you put it on, you might not get it off! You might need pliers to get the cap off sometimes. Even a tiny amount can be used - not quite super-glue, but sometimes better, depends. The industrial is the best, but there's not much difference, even the 'craft' grade is real tough. Aliens have NOTHING on this! Grab a crowbar!

Strong adhesive for crafts

Super glue works really well - dry time isn't bad - 20-30 min. Dries clears, can peel of excess pretty easily. Works on metal, plastic, magnets, cardboard (doesn't warp). Only downside is the smell. Really chemically - make sure to use in well-ventilated area or you'll probably get a headache.

I've tried so many kinds of fabric glues, tapes, fray stoppers, etc. that I had almost given up hope that there was ANYTHING on the market that actually worked. Finally! I found this. It does what it says it will do - it sticks things together. It doesn't care what kinds of things: leather to cotton, thin nylon to thick fleece, whatever. It isn't without drawbacks (it smells like a Superfund site, so use in a VERY well-ventilated area, preferably away from human beings, for at least 24 hours after application), it has to be spread thinly and evenly before application (I used cardboard scraps to spread it); and it WILL stick your fingers together, so wear rubber gloves and a disposable smock or apron. Once in place and completely dry, it is a flexible bond that stays stuck, unlike every other glue or iron-on tape.

I use the E6000 adhesive for the toughest jobs I have. It really is one of the very best adhesives out there for projects around the house. I have saved various pottery pieces (yes, I do pottery as a hobby) which were broken and it really is just fabulous. And a tube lasts quite a long time. My only issue with this is the metal tube that it comes it. The tube, once pressed, gets a bit dented.

Broke a large expensive West Elm pot right in half. Was so disappointed so I googled how to fix. Someone recommend this and this worked. It isn't perfect looking but couldn't believe despite the weight and size of the plant pot - this glue held it. It's potent so wear gloves and a mask and use outdoors if you can. But yes, this does the job!