Ceramic Glue, Adhesive for Porcelain and Pottery Repair for Pottery, Porcelain, Glass, Plastic, Metal, Rubber and DIY Craft (Ceramic Glue, 2)

Lo utilicé para pegar porcelanato y plástico la verdad funcionó bien, buena relación calidad precio.

My daughter's German Shepherd is a year-and-a-half old and 80 pounds. While she is a sweet and well-behaved girl, she often has no clue what her back end is doing!She accidentally knocked over my vase in the family room onto the floor, shattering the top third of the vase. You can see many of the pieces in the Tupperware container. I wasn't sure that I would be able to repair the vase well enough to be displayed again in my home.However, this ceramic glue was fabulous! Simply follow the instructions on the box, and this quick-setting glue repairs damaged pieces without foaming or turning white (like Gorilla glue). Unless someone walked up to and stared at the vase - which would be weird - they wouldn't be able to tell that a GS backend had broken it into many pieces.I'm so glad that two boxes came in this order, as I have other ceramics that I thought wouldn't be useable again after breaking that I can now fix!

I didn't realize this company makes so many different super glues. This was for porcelain but I've used it on other things like paper and metal. It's super glue, but it's thick and dries fast and strong. It comes with a very tiny applicator tip that you will need to keep clean if you want to reuse it. I think that's probably why it's for porcelain. I'm not sure if the formulation is any different. it definitely fixed the broken porcelain without any extra mess.I thought the price was good for two bottles I got and each bottles seems pretty good size quantity. One tip is to keep a bottle in the refrigerator which slows down any superglue reaction. Makes them last longer.

I purchased this two-pack in August. I opened the first bottle, used some, and closed the bottle (it has a two-piece cap that I assume is supposed to help keep it fresh), but when I went back a week later to finish my project, the bottle was solid. Got frustrated, set everything aside. Opened the second bottle last month, triple-checked the dual-piece closure on the bottle cap. Did some work with it. Opened it today to finally finish this project. Same thing, bottle is a block. This is a one-time-use product, so unless you need to use 30 grams of ceramic glue in one sitting, don't bother.

I used this to repair a small figurine that was given to me by someone who's now passed, so I really wanted to keep it.It worked and I got the figurine back together (for the most part).It's very thin and I did have difficulty if I tried to use it on vertical surfaces as it simply ran down.You do have to hold it for at least 45 seconds if not longer, it does not "grab" things immediately.You get two bottles, which for me, is overkill. I don't break too many ceramics to really use two bottles. You also get two applicators.There is a smell reminiscent of super glues.

I bought this glue hoping to fix my garage floor. I put down a really nice epoxy based floor covering over my old cement floor, but regrettably there was one small spot where the cement resurfacer and epoxy covering were trying to separate from the concrete base. I was able to drill very small holes throughout the problem area and then use the fine nozzle on this glue bottle to insert under the top surface and drain glue underneath the epoxy and cement resurfacer. To my surprise this glue absolutely holds cement and epoxy together. I put some extra weight on the area to keep downward pressure on the flooring and in only an hour my floor was perfectly fixed. Saved me a ton of time and money to pull up epoxy and cement.

I did a little research to find the most recommended ceramic glue on the market and the majority of sites I visited recommended this product. Is it the best ceramic glue ever? How the hell would I know that? It's the only ceramic glue I've ever purchased. But I can say this, it works amazingly well (great adhesion, fast drying) and the included tube applicators make using it a breeze. I will say this, though. I bought a 2-pack and I believe I could break every dish, plate and ceramic item in my house and I'd have plenty left over after re-assembling all of them. Unless you have a bull in your China shop, you probably only need one bottle. Oh. Well worth the money as well... It's not expensive anyway.

This your works well and dries incredibly fast, so fast that it makes it difficult to do kintsugi with it. By the time I mixed in the glitter with it, it was already halfway dry. So I wouldn't recommend it for that type of project. But if you're just looking for ceramic glue, it works well enough.