Black Hot Glue Sticks, 50-Pack, 0.43" x 8", All-Temp | Strong EVA Adhesive, Fast Curing, Non-Toxic Formula, Flexible Bond, Ideal for DIY, Repairs and Gluing Projects

Used it to create some wall art for our home. The product worked great!!

Work well for a good price

I have been using normal glue sticks for years. Never again! Brack glue stick look great on everything.

Item works as expected Ease of use: Was easy to apply , with high heat glue gun

Great item and value. Works exactly like they are supposed to.

Just MAGiC BAZOS…OBSESSED!!

I have some 1/4" diameter autobody glue sticks and discovered not only is it profoundly strong, but it's more of a cross between a glue and a resin. I have 100 and 120-watt glue guns while my 1/4" is only 20-watts, and as strong as those bonds are, I wanted the jumbo sized sticks for the high wattage, tremendously hot guns for even more iron clad bonds. I glued a shim of wood to a 2x4, let it cool and then tried to peel them apart; it as impossible! I finally pried it with a flathead screwdriver and "CRACK!" The shim busted free and pealed chunks of wood away with it! The bond is that strong. I won't say it's as good as epoxy because I haven't tried, but after that demonstration it's easily as strong as polyurethane construction adhesive and popular wood glues. I went out on a limb hoping that these would be the same as the glue sticks sold for autobody repair and it paid off, they definitely are. I wouldn't hesitate to use these for significant structural repairs. I'm a scientist in electronics engineering with a lot of trade skills including auto mechanics, carpentry and onward, so these are an absolute godsend. No more waiting for glue to dry, no more dealing with the hassles of epoxy, and no more limitations of super glue and super glue gel. I also do a lot of luthier work and I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if I used this to glue in a set in neck, it would hold!

I discovered these from another website while watching on How to do auto body interior repair I forgot what the technical term for the glue was called. But I'm glad I found it on here., repairing my cars interior plastic door trim, the trim is simply melted down at rod points, is what holds the vinyl trim in place, i was immediately blown away not just with its adhesive strength, but also with its cohesive strength, something super glues have a really hard time doing, so not only does it stick very well to plastic, but sticks very well to itself.So it works very well as a void filler. never getting any other glue stick again, iys been over a year since i bought this and i bought a 100 pack, and they're already all gone.