Liquid, 2 Gram Tubes, 12-Pack, Clear, Instant Bonding, Fast Dry, Cyanoacrylate Adhesive, Precision Tip for Wood, Metal, Plastic, Crafts, Ceramic, and Toy Repairs

Great glue and wonderful price. I use this on 3D prints as well as anything else. It plain and simple superglue. Dont over pay for other brands. This stuff does what its suppose to.

Great price, works great. Manged to glue my figners to each other my desk, magnets to the desk that I didn't want glued., etc. It comes out faster than you think, so proceed with caution. I can't be trusted with it so will donate to other teachers in the building :)

Very good super glue. Have bought multiple times.

Works great and nice pack to have. For me, it's a use once-and-toss item. It dries quickly and has a strong-hold bond.

This kit of tiny super glue bottles is a game-changer! Each tube has just the right amount for small repairs, so I never have to worry about the glue drying out between uses. It’s super convenient to grab a fresh tube when I need it, and the adhesive is strong and reliable. Ideal for keeping in the toolbox, junk drawer, or craft kit. Highly recommend for anyone tired of tossing half-used glue!

Super glue (cyanoacrylate) has it's limitations as does any and every glue. It's can't stick to every material and while it has very good adhesion, it's susceptible to shear forces. Still, for a lot of uses it's a pretty handy general purpose glue. There are no glues suitable for every situation, so the applications should be researched.It's biggest strength is also it's biggest drawback. It gives nearly instant bonding, but when opened the shelf life drops dramatically. Simply put, if you use it once, the odds are pretty good that the tube will be nearly solid and impossible to use the next time you need it.So don't expect to be able to close them for a subsequent, additional use. One and done. The quantity is also stated- .07oz. That's a tiny amount. Really tiny. But I've found it to be perfectly adequate for my occasional needs. I use a fraction of a tube, then toss it. It seems wasteful, but it's far less frustrating then finding the tube rock solid the next time it's needed. Personally, I consider *every* tube of every size as single use because of this. However, it's been very convenient to have a functional tube when I need it.

I used this to mend a broken stoneware kitchen canister lid and so far it's working well and was easy to apply. Tips: Use disposable gloves BEFORE you even start and use something to protect your work surface. I had to break the tube seal using a toothpick and the liquid glue spilled out onto my fingers and the thick junk mail I was fortunately using to protect my countertop. I had intended to put on the gloves before I applied the glue (too late!). Fortunately I didn't glue my fingers onto anything, but I have some dried glue on them which I guess will have to wear off. Not the fault of the product that I was messy with it.Btw, acetone is supposed to dissolve superglue. The old "regular" kind of nail polish remover has acetone in it, but the kind I have didn't remove the dried glue from my fingers.I wanted liquid, not gel, superglue, and this is a thin liquid. The tube top has a very tiny tip opening which makes it easier to control the amount of glue you apply. The individual tubes are bigger than I expected, but I didn't keep the messy one I used. The tubes are also in a convenient plastic storage container which is a plus. If the repaired canister lid stays together as anticipated, I highly recommend these.

The media could not be loaded. I made sure that I purchased this because it was so obvious to me from so many of the reviews and responses on this listing, that most people purchasing this are not necessarily the brightest bunch.So many people having difficulty getting to the glue. This must be a manufacturing blunder.It's a clamshell package people! I litterally purchased this JUST to open the package! Sure, I may need some glue in the future... but right now, it's all about finding out what all the fuss is about.Cut through the middle of the label and pull it apart! Whalah! It's as simple as that! It's actually a very nice design because it is its own safe storage container. The plastic is thick because it's reusable and they don't want you accidentally spilling the glue or crushing the case. You need to give it a little bit of force to pop apart but it does open fairly easy. If it was any easier to open, kids could get inside and glue their lips together.I don't normally feel like I need to insult other reviewers but seriously... you can't open the package so you leave a bad review or go on Amazon and ask a question about how to open?? One reviewer even broke an expensive antique and made a mess trying to glue it back together and even glued their fingers together... is this a product fault!?? No! It's user error. I guess I shouldn't expect too much from a majority who has a need to glue things back together... but come on... it's common sense.Another reviewer left a bad review stating that the glue tubes themselves were difficult to get into, stating that the cap (which is normally used to puncture a new tube), is smaller than the openeing on the tube... therefore making the tubes useless since they can't puncture the new seal. Seariously?? All you need to do is unscrew the cap, remove the red ring/washer which is obviously loose and no longer needed, and then tighten the cap back on which punctures the seal. I'm no rocket scientist, but I used very basic mechanical logic to figure these things out... and although I didn't read the instructions on the main container, I am almost certain that it explains this on there as well (edit: it actually DOES explain in the first line in the instructions how to puncture the tube). It's actually a very smart packaging system all the way around.Whatever though. Just wanted to show future buyers that the package is intentionally designed with stronger plastic and is meant to be pulled apart in two pieces... not ripped apart with a box knife.Great deal on the glue, I'm sure it will come handy when I need to glue my fingers together.