GorillaOriginal Gorilla Glue, Brown, Waterproof Polyurethane Glue, 8 Ounce (Pack of 1) - Expands Into Materials, All Purpose

Glue jobs are made easy with my favorite glue of choice, Gorilla glue. I use it on almost any surface even fabrics and get great to decent results. We go through it quickly so I was glad to spot it at a good value price here.

Gorilla Glue is an excellent product. I used a lot of glue to bond particle board gussets (along with screws) to 4 x 4 leg frames. There is no doubt that this glue will still be holding these wood items together for a long time. It is easy to use and there's a lot more working time than epoxy. This even bonded to the epoxy. My Gorilla glue arrived here fast and this project is almost done. Thanks for helping me.

I have tried several glues, including a fast-setting epoxy, to connect copper sheet to a cured epoxy piece that I sanded to create a rough surface. The fast-set epoxy appeared to work initially. But when I cut the copper down and sanded it flush to the surface of the epoxy piece, the edge would come undone. Initially, I thought I didn't get enough in those areas. However, as I went along with each edge coming undone, eventually the whole piece of copper came off. I used this glue, and it bound the two immediately. Having just done all that work with the fast-set epoxy, I literally giggled as I saw the Gorilla glue take hold. It's an awesome product.I recommend some caution as the glue will expand a little and doesn't dry clear. If you need a clear drying glue, this may not work. Otherwise, I recommend it strongly. Great product.

It’s got a strong hold, easy to apply, and it so far has held on well. The glue is thick and dries relatively quickly.

Quality clue, does the job as intended . Pretty simple to use

It’s gorilla glue it works put a little on give it a spritz of water to activate the glue and wait a bit. The stuff is rock solid.The only thing you need to remember is that it does expand so if there’s no room for expansion, it’s going to come up and need to be dealt with on the surface. I do suppose you could sand it or scrape it away but in the uses I have had for it that wasn’t necessary and it does indeed hold like a gorilla

This is an awesomely strong glue with 2 caveats: instructions indicate one surface needs to be wetted (I assume for activation/adhesion) and also beware it expands greatly out of cracks & crevices, not unlike those expanding foam products. So, I find it better to use only in specific applications and, even then, sparingly.

I actually bought this gorilla glue to repair some shoes I really liked , but the soles were starting to come off. I did look at glue made for shoe repair, but couldn't find anything I liked that had good reviews so I decided to look up if Gorilla glue would work and apparently what I found said it would. So of course I bought a bottle to find out ! I can actually say it did the job ... the spots I glued are messy looking,But holding well( I had to peel the dryed overflow off to make it look a bit better) ! just make sure you follow the directions on the bottle. I tried using it like normal glue, because i didn't read the bottle and it wasn't holding..it was just very sticky. after reading the bottle and I dampened the area I was gluing it started to do its job . I clamped the areas in place and let sit for 2 hours to dry. After the 2 hours are up you can take the clamps off than you have to let them cure. I read It takes 24 hours to fully cure so once they cure I'll put them on. Overall I'm pretty pleased with using gorilla glue as shoe repair glue, however I'm thinking I should have bought the clear stuff that way it wouldn't look as messy 🫤... Anyway lesson learned! I will update if the glue decides to fail as shoe repair glue.