30g Silicone Glue - Fast-Bonding & Weatherproof Adhesive for Silicone, Silicone Rubber, Liquid Silicone, CAR, TPU, TPR, TPE - Quick Set in 15 Seconds, 3 Applicator Nozzles

Works just as advertised, had to glue a resin item onto an apple silicone iPhone case. Worked perfectly, very happy

Used successfully on 100% silicon, and used as superglue on metal, plastic and paper. comes with 2 superfine nozzels. BUT do NOT glue your fingers together (Not that...)

I used this glue on a medical silicone item. It bonded very strongly, water tight and bends with the material without further tearing. The nozzles make it easy to use and really get into those small places It’s very runny which is useful for small repairs because thick glue can get very messy and look unappealing once dried. However, the nozzle clogs up very fast within seconds of dispensing the glue. Some of the glue is wasted for this reason. It doesn’t dry clear and forms a crust once dried making that area feel rougher. Value for money is good. Can be used for a lot of applications. Comes with multiple nozzles so you can swap them out if the glue dries inside.

Sticks silicon to silicon with no problems. It takes longer than the usual 10 seconds for super glue to set but after a couple of hours you won't be able to break the bond. Smells like typical cyanoacrylate glue but super glue doesn't stick silicone at all and just flakes off. This is amazing stuff.

Confusing labelling. This is for silicone not made of silicone.i needed to glue electrical things.

Very strong and effective glue. At first I did not know there was such glue for silicone. Had thought all glue was for the same purpose. I had thought you could just use super glue, however by the end results I was told otherwise. This product works super, it is very strong and you only need a little at a time when applying.

Didn't bond my silicone together at all, stayed on surface. Smelled and acted more like a standard super glue. Not worth the price.

Works very well

How can there be any negative reviews about this product. I took 2 1/8 silicone hoses and cut it into 4 different section. I used the included reduction fitting and just put enough around the edges on just one tube- instead of holding for 5-10 seconds-( having previous experience with a rubber glue called KISS- which at the time years ago was the only superglue that was flexible for both rubber and silicone) I held each section with enough pressure to not cave the tube, for 30-40 seconds. Then I went to a 1/4 silicone tube and cut them into 4 sections. I waited a full 24 hours instead an hour or so to set and cure. I now had 4 tubes that were glued using this product. I pulled and stretched it to more than double its length- the silicone tubes were not only glued (fixed) together, the tubing retained its flexibility-with just a little bit of material on the edges-that were a little hard. Most importantly the flow of any type of material- within reason- there was no blockage and then I pulled with real force. The silicone started to tear at the seam but it held and I could observe the flexibility of the product. It tore a little but held and their was no leakage. This product is beyond my comprehension. I didn’t know it even existed. I took the 3 leading silicone superglues on the market and this one outperformed by a wide margin. I did not try to see if it was ready in an hour 2 - I waited 24 hours. Incidentally the tubes looked like they had been welded together. A perfect even symmetrical joint. This the very best product I have used to date. It’s difficult to believe advertising because so much is that if music was advertising- they sing a fine tune. I know this is the real deal and know if you follow my procedure their is no chance of failure. I might add that I did not- did not - use isopropyl alcohol to clean the joints to clean the joints. Just a microfiber towel to wipe the cut ends before joining. I might also add when cutting the silicone tubing into sections. I used an internal metal rod to make as clean of a straight cut as l could. They weren’t perfect. It didn’t matter. 2 days ago I wrote this review and tried another test. I had some old silicone ear tips that I occasionally wear. I made the best cut I could on the stem and it was not straight. It was jagged and out of round. It didn’t matter the product welded the stems together as long as their was enough pressure where the silicone from both ends were crushed( if crushed is the right word) I did not clean the stems in any way, did wash my hands. In closing, this silicone superglue is fantastic. The real deal. I am elated that technology and chemistry have evolved to make this product available and that it actually works better I think than advertised and as good as advertised. It does require some practice and a little finesse to go along with it. Try some discarded material first once it meets your expectations- just do it

Highest quality!

Bought the silicone version. This stuff works great. Is bonds instantly within a few seconds, and bonds very tightly to silicone within the 24 hour time period. It's almost as if the bond is as tight as it was before the tear. Be very careful with this product however, if you apply too much it will drip and you have to remove the drips as fast as possible because it dries within a matter of seconds. All you need is a tiny amount when gluing silicone together. Also, wear gloves. When this stuff gets on your hands, it's nearly impossible to rub off.

Finally glue works with my swim fins. I had to constantly buy my fins in a few months because there were a weak spot that always breaks. I glue the breakage and add more glue to strengthen the weak points, and now it’s been 9mths

I purchased this glue around six months ago to mend a strap made of silicon rubber. It was easy to dispense and bonded as advertised. The strap has remained flexible and is still holding together under consistent use. Disappointingly the glue has not kept well in storage, even though it has been stored per the manufacturer's instructions. The glue has gotten very thick and close to drying out despite being tightly sealed in its bottle, the zip-lock bag it came in and stored in a temperature consistent cabinet. More than 3/4 of the glue is now wasted and unusable. This is the same thing that happens with off the shelf super glues and similar. One gets one to two small uses of it early on and then later when needed again it's of no use because it dried out. Another six to ten dollars down the drain.