2 X Fantastic Elastic Flexible Glue - 20g

This is a really useful glue which bonds different sorts of materials together. I have just used it to repair the bakelite handle on my air fryer. It has made a perfect job which is strong and heat resistant. Just let it have plenty time to set securely and use a clamp to hold the pieces together. Always use a fresh tube of glue as it tends to set solid if you leave it opened for too long.

Sticky, sticky, sticky! If you like putting things together permanetly but without the insane 0-60 mph superglue sticking time, then here's your Stirling Moss of Glue! My WW2 soles of my jackboots......FIXED! The canopy of my BF 109 G.....fixed! My left bipod leg of my MG42.....fixed.... with no fuss!! My Jeep 3.6l engine knocking? Nope! No glue can fix that! That would be insane.

I had used this '151' before after buying it at a shop. But when I came back to use more from the tube it had hardened and was unusable. I bought some on Amazon. It was usable, if a little hard to squeeze. My recommendation is to buy several tubes, so you always have a fresh one, but the shelf life is given as 18 months unopened, 2-3 months after opening. Once a tube is opened, to keep it usable for as long as possible, I would clean the 'spout' and properly tighten the cap, possibly with a bit of plastic bag over the hole, and then really push all excess up from the bottom of the tube into the upper area. When you do come to use it, you may have to carefully dig out the hole with a small screwdriver. The bag will be stuck to it! Why four stars then? This glue has qualities and performance that I have not found in any other easily available adhesive. Adjustable for 5 minutes. Full curing time, one hour. Resistant to shock impact (reading the pack here), water and high temperatures. Retains some flex in larger volume applications. Has a tough rubbery quality in thick applications. Used thinly between materials, it will be incredibly strong and immovable. Sticks 'hard to stick' materials together. Clear, jelly-like appearance. Can be used as a non-slip substance once set. Just one warning, don't get it on your skin. It won't bond it like super glue but it is very sticky and hard to get rid of. Use disposable gloves. This stuff is as tough as old boots, and should make a good repair on them!

This glue was recommended to me by a friend for use on my son’s shoes, as they had found it worked brilliantly on shoe repairs. I don’t know whether I had a bad batch (the glue was a good 8 months within its use by date, so shouldn’t have gone off) but when I tried to use it, the consistency was extremely thick and awkward to apply. The bonding time was stated as 5 minutes, but after holding it tightly in place for 10 minutes it showed no signs of sticking. I didn’t have anything to clamp the shoe with overnight, so perhaps if I had been able to do so, the glue might have worked, but I would expect it to state this in the directions. It had turned rubbery by morning, but unfortunately despite having closed the lid tightly, so had the entire contents of the tube! I actually cut the tube to check, thinking it might just be the top layer, but it was the whole tube. I had read a couple of other reviews suggesting similar problems, so I can only assume these were bad batches, as other people seem to have been able to use it successfully. However, I wouldn’t waste my money a second time to find out.

I bought it to fix one of my daughters squishy toys. It did the job, however the rest of the tube was wasted. The glue was super gummy when I first used it and quite difficult to apply. I'm not sure if it was meant to be like that. When I went to use the tube again the next day, the rest of the tube had set even though the lid was screwed tight. A bit of a waste of money if it's one use only.

After my favourite pair of walking boots had one of the soles fail (hanging off by the heal) I thought it was the end of them however, this glue really works if you use it correctly. I made sure the boots were dry (leather upper and rubber sole) and the mating surfaces were clean, I then applied the glue to both sides in an even layer and used half a dozen elastic bands to hold them together overnight. So far two weeks later and approximately 15+ miles of walking through all weather they have held perfectly, some people have reported that the glue while in date is quite thick to get out of the tube, just place the tube in a little warm water prior to application and that should sort it although I did not need to do this.

This glue is great if you need a little bit of movement or 'give' . Have used several times, and it is always good. One drawback is that once opened, it is not possible to get a great seal on the tube - the content go 'off' if not used within a relatively short period ( 5 or 6 weeks).

As advertised

Works...used on my sandal heels i danced to disarray.. all fixed up now thx

didn't work any better than super acrylic glue for my application