Loctite Super Glue Liquid, Clear, 0.07 fl oz Tube, 2 Pack - Superglue for Plastic, Wood, Metal, Crafts & Repair, Cyanoacrylate Adhesive Instant Glue, Quick Dry

Excellent product! Loctite Super Glue instant glue completely exceeded my expectations. It comes in a convenient two-tube pack, perfect for keeping one at home and one at work or in your toolbox. The adhesive is clear, ultra-fast drying, and has a really strong bond. I've used it to repair plastic, wood, and metal, and in every case, the result was flawless: the pieces were firmly bonded in seconds without leaving any visible residue. I love that it doesn't run or drip, which makes it much easier to apply just the right amount without making a mess. Plus, the tube size is ideal for everyday crafts and small repairs. In short, Loctite continues to be synonymous with quality and reliability. I highly recommend it to anyone who needs a fast, clean, and long-lasting glue. A must-have for every home or workshop! 💪🔧

I bought this for scrap booking but it’s actually powerful. Just a little bit of it got on my fingers and it hurt seperating. This is a small amount of glue though, so if you need this for a large project than buy multiple. Easy to use.

Love this glue! Works on different types of surfaces.. I used the liquid glue and it effectively repaired ceramic art, balsa and light wood chachkees, plastic shoe taps (along w/nails) so far. Closes better than other glues because the twist off top prevents it from sticking to itself and you don't have to go poking it open with a pin like other brands-- you can direct the glue easily with the tip and it lasted and stayed fresh. It WORKS, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!

I use this Loctite super glue liquid clear mostly for fixing clear resin art pieces and random transparent plastic stuff around the house (think acrylic organizers, little resin charms my kids make, and a cracked clear phone case I refused to throw away). Because it dries actually clear and not that cloudy grayish mess some glues leave, the repairs are almost invisible unless you literally go looking for them. The liquid formula flows into tiny cracks and seams really well, which is perfect for hairline fractures in resin or thin plastic lids. I also like that it grabs fast but still gives you a few seconds to nudge things into place before it fully locks up. The nozzle is small enough that I can do precise dots instead of blobs, which matters alot when you’re trying not to smear glue across a shiny surface. Couple things I don’t love: • It’s pretty runny, so on vertical surfaces it can drip if you’re not careful. I’ve had it slide a bit before curing and leave a faint shiny streak. • The tip can get crusty if you don’t wipe it off and cap it tight, and then the next time it sometimes spits a little air before the glue comes out. • On really smooth glass, the bond is decent but not bulletproof — I trust it more on plastic and resin than on true glass long-term. For anyone who does clear resin crafts, repairs transparent storage bins, or hates obvious “white glue scars” on plastic, this is a solid go-to. Just use a light hand, keep a paper towel nearby, and treat it more like a precision tool than a generic all-purpose glob glue.

These are great. I keep them in my first aid/repairs kit that I carry with me everyday, especially when backpacking. This and just a few things make up a very useful ultralight kit. The container has not leaked and has been fine in all temperatures through summer and winter. It helps me to make small repairs and as long as I did it correctly, the things stay repaired. The greatest use and why I carry one of these everyday is for sealing cuts. This stuff is activated by wetness and upon contact with the red stuff, it has a sort of clotting action. A couple of times I've had serious gashes and considered going to the hospital. The first time I did get the ambulance but before I went into shock I sealed up a huge cut down my leg, leaving a section unglued to allow drainage. The doctor stitched it up but said it was possible my job would have sufficed if kept up on. Another time I had another careless accident and clipped my finger near the knuckle really deep. I was reluctant to go to the hospital, as it was a holiday and didn't want to sit in a waiting room for a few stitches. So after putting glue on it and waiting for the fight or flight chemicals to pass and it turned out ok. I gave it a treatment or two that first week and the finger healed perfectly with some time. Now, I cannot advise anyone as to whether or not they should use this the way I do. You would be a fool to just take my word and never learn about why this might work and take the time to learn best practices. I only can say this use case exists and works for me.

Nice glue I always buy it works well on all things it holds super well

This small bottle gets the job done ! I tried it as soon as it was delivered and the result is what i was looking for : Awsome !

The glue works, but then dries the dang cap on.