E6000 230010 Craft Adhesive, 3.7 Fluid Ounces

I have used E6000 for years and always am satisfied with the results. I don't use it for paper sculpture or lightweight work, but it can't be beat for permanency on bigger jobs. Let it cure, as it says on the label. Fantastic stuff.

Amazing stuff I will never ever use anything else! Finally got a huge heavy, ceramic bears ear glued back on! Nothing ever kept it on. It is still outside and been in the rain and the ear will not budge.. I don’t ever want to run out of it so I bought another tube before I do.

This glue is amazing. It works great on all material.

E6000 230010 Craft Adhesive – The Ultimate Adhesive for Laser Cut ProjectsAs someone who frequently uses my Xtool P2 55W CO2 laser for precision cutting and engraving, finding the right adhesive to bond my projects is crucial. I’ve been using E6000 230010 Craft Adhesive for years, and it has become my go-to glue for securing pieces after I finish cutting them with my laser. Whether I’m working with wood, acrylic, or other materials, this industrial-strength adhesive provides a strong, reliable bond that holds up to the demands of my intricate designs.Performance & Durability• Industrial Strength Bonding: E6000 Craft Adhesive is known for its strong, flexible bond that holds up even in demanding applications. It creates a durable, long-lasting seal, making it ideal for both personal and professional projects. After cutting materials like Baltic Birch plywood or acrylic on my Xtool P2, I use this adhesive to ensure a secure bond between pieces, even under stress or movement.• Clear Finish: Once dry, the adhesive dries clear, which is especially beneficial for projects where I need the bond to be discreet. It doesn’t leave any visible marks or residue, allowing the focus to remain on the craftsmanship of the cut pieces.• Waterproof and Weather-Resistant: If your projects are going to be exposed to moisture or the elements, E6000 is a great option. Its weatherproof properties make it an ideal choice for outdoor signage, decorative items, or any projects that require extra durability.Ease of Use• Precision Application: The adhesive comes in a 3.7 fluid ounce tube, which is the perfect size for small to medium-sized projects. The narrow nozzle allows for precise application, ensuring that you don’t waste glue or make a mess when applying it to smaller areas.• Fast Drying, but Flexible: E6000 sets up quickly, which is crucial when you’re working with multiple pieces, but it also gives you some time to reposition parts before it fully hardens. This makes it great for projects that need a little flexibility during assembly, like custom laser-cut furniture or decorative items.• Versatile Usage: While I primarily use it for my laser-cut projects, this adhesive is also perfect for a wide range of materials, including wood, leather, fabric, rubber, metal, and plastic, making it a versatile addition to my craft supply.Perfect For:• Laser-cut projects such as wood, acrylic, and other materials• Custom designs, whether for home decor, signage, or art pieces• Woodworking and model building where strong adhesive is needed for intricate details• Crafting items that require flexibility and durability in bondingPros:• Strong, flexible bond that holds well over time• Clear finish that doesn’t interfere with the aesthetic of the project• Waterproof and weather-resistant, ideal for outdoor use• Precise nozzle for easy application to small or detailed areas• Great for a wide variety of materials, not just for laser-cut wood or acrylicCons:• The adhesive has a strong odor while applying, so it’s important to use it in a well-ventilated area• The drying time can be a bit longer compared to fast-drying adhesives, so be sure to account for that in your project timelineFinal ThoughtsE6000 Craft Adhesive is one of the best adhesives I’ve used for my laser-cut projects. It provides an incredibly strong, flexible bond that’s perfect for securing pieces after I’ve cut them with my Xtool P2 55W CO2 laser. Whether I’m working with wood, acrylic, or other materials, this adhesive holds up under pressure and maintains the integrity of my projects. Plus, its clear finish ensures that the bond is invisible, keeping the focus on the design rather than the adhesive.Pro Tip: For best results, apply E6000 in a thin, even layer to avoid excess glue seeping out from the edges. Allow the glue to set for at least 24 hours to ensure the bond is fully cured.If you need a high-quality adhesive for your laser-cut creations, E6000 Craft Adhesive is a top-tier option that provides strength, versatility, and a clean finish every time!

I bought this glue to glue velcro onto some plastic, and it worked great! It stays on very well, and when you want to get it off it peels off in one clump. The bottle tends to leak quickly especially when it's full, so I had to keep putting the top back on it while I was applying the glue.It does also have a VERY strong chemical smell. But once it dries, the smell is gone.

Very versatile and strong on purpose adhesive. This is my go to for a lot of things around the house.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:This was suggested by a friend and WOW it is fantastic. I have been using it on so many different items that were broken in the house and it had held everything from boot soles to bird baths.

This is a very effective and versatile adhesive. It is similar in appearance and viscosity to silicone caulk, but will adhere to a greater variety of surfaces. It comes in a protective blister pack. It takes 24 hours to cure and 72 hours to reach maximum strength. When fully set it is clear, transparent, and flexible.I have had success using E6000 with metal, wood, plastic, paper, and rubber. It contains solvents, and may not work with all types of plastic. It is said to be applicable to glass, but I haven’t tried it for this. Most impressive in my experience was its effectiveness in repairing shoes by re-attaching the sole to the upper. I also turned to this product recently when replacing the spud gasket on a Gerber toilet. As you may have occasion to learn, Gerber toilets require an especially thick spud gasket. Gaskets marketed as “universal” or “extra thick” won’t get the job done. I dealt with this situation by using E6000 to glue two rubber spud gaskets together. This works, but you can avoid this problem by obtaining a genuine Gerber spud gasket.E6000 is also available in this, or other, sizes (e.g., B-7000) with special application tips and dotting tools for very small jobs. With regard to these, most reviews seem to be positive, but, given E6000’s viscosity, it may be less useful for small applications than super glue. It will not replace hot glue when quick setting is desired. Similarly, it may be less durable than epoxy. The manufacturer advises that users apply a drop of oil to the threads so that the cap will not be glued in place. This is good advice.