Super Strong, Transparent, Rubberized Waterproof Adhesive, Works Underwater, Use on Pools, Showers, Outdoors, Concrete, Brick, Pavers, UV Resistant, 4 oz Squeeze Tube, Clear, 1-Pack

I tried the caulk and white glue before, and were very happy with how well they work. When I saw the glue in clear, I had to give it a try because white does not always fit the bill -- I don't want white oozing out -- clear is much better! The only thing I would like to see for all Flex Seal caulk and glue products is putting them in containers that can be used until the product is gone. Once opened, it is very difficult to squeeze and get out the product even after following the directions for closing after use. I have to use sticks and whatever else I can find to break the seal deep down to get caulks and glues flowing again after first use. The tube clumps up the product and dries making one unable to just open and squeeze to use.

Ayo, listen up! If you got stuff to fix, seal, or stick together, you need to get your hands on Flex Glue. This 4 oz squeeze tube of clear, super strong, rubberized, waterproof adhesive is the real deal. We’re talkin’ miracle goo here, folks. Let me break it down for you why Flex Glue is the king of all glues. Super Strong – No Joke: First off, this stuff is stronger than my Uncle Vinny’s coffee. You got something broken? Flex Glue’s got you covered. It bonds faster than you can say “fuggedaboutit” and holds up against all kinds of pressure. This ain’t your grandma’s glue – this is the heavy-duty, no-nonsense adhesive that gets the job done. Works Underwater – Whaaat?!: Yeah, you heard me right. This glue works underwater. Got a leaky pool? Bam! Flex Glue. Cracked shower tiles? Bam! Flex Glue. This stuff can fix your pool while you’re still swimming in it. It’s like Aquaman had a baby with Super Glue. Insane, right? Transparent Magic: This glue is clear as day, so you don’t have to worry about ugly patches messing up your style. It’s like an invisible ninja fixing all your problems without leaving a trace. Flex Glue keeps your repairs on the low, so nobody’s the wiser. Rubberized Waterproof Wonder: Rain, shine, snow, or sleet, Flex Glue don’t care. This stuff is waterproof and rubberized, so it flexes with whatever you stick it to. It’s perfect for outdoors – your brick, concrete, pavers, and masonry – this glue laughs in the face of the elements. It’s like the Terminator of adhesives. UV Resistant – Sun Ain’t Got Nothin’: You think the sun’s gonna mess with Flex Glue? Fuggedaboutit! This glue is UV resistant, so it won’t break down or get all crusty and gross in the sunshine. Your outdoor repairs stay strong and smooth, no matter how hot it gets. Fix Anything, Anywhere: Concrete, brick, pavers, masonry, showers, pools – you name it, Flex Glue fixes it. It’s like having a whole toolbox in a tube. Got a problem? Squeeze out some Flex Glue, and you’re golden. This stuff sticks to anything and everything, making it the ultimate go-to for all your DIY needs. Outrageous Claims (But True!): This glue is so strong, it could probably hold the Brooklyn Bridge together if you needed it to. It’s got the power to fix your car, seal your roof, and maybe even hold your crazy cousin’s temper in check. Alright, maybe not that last one, but you get the point. Flex Glue is a beast. Conclusion: If you need a glue that’s tougher than a New York City winter, you need Flex Glue. This 4 oz tube of clear, super strong, rubberized, waterproof adhesive is a game-changer. It works underwater, is UV resistant, and can fix just about anything. Don’t mess around with weak adhesives – get Flex Glue and be the hero of your own DIY story. Highly recommended for anyone who needs to fix stuff fast and forever. Get yours today and let the magic begin!

Works well. It’s not a super glue, but unlike super glue, it adheres more and different materials. Somewhat thick between two sheets.

I've gone through several of these NOT CHEAP Flex Glue. It's NOT that I run out of glue...It's that the remaining glue in the tube hardens and becomes unusable well before I get even close to use half the contents !!! I feel the packing is VERY POOR and given the price, I expect better.

I just want to address some of the comment I read before purchasing this Flex glue, especially the one regarding its tackiness. This glue is not tacky, it isn’t supposed to be. It’s more like an epoxy consistency. It’s made to be used around water and seals and it DOES work underwater. Meaning you can literally apply the glue above water, submerge it in the water and it will set submerged. I glued LED pool lights under the water to my above ground pool (it’s just a small one with a blow up ring) and they have not moved no matter how many times I hit them with the net. I initially thought I may have to drain the pool first, at least to the depth I wanted to set the lights but I decided to try it underwater first since it does say on the tube “sets underwater”. And I sure am glad I did! I didn’t have a problem with the glue not coming out but read some people did. It is rather thick but it absolutely WORKED like a charm!

THIS TRANSPARENT FLEX GLUE MAYBE WATERPROOF, BUT IT IS NOT HIGH-QUALITY, IT DOES NOT ADHERE AS MUCH AS NECESSARY, I'VE HAD BETTER AND BEING HONEST, NO, I CANNOT RECOMMEND, SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GET "GORILLA GLUE".

Tips = This stuff can be pretty stiff for older folks to squeeze out, so order a heavy-duty "Tube Wringer" made by Gill Mechanical Company in Oregon. Amazon will sell it to you. Worth every penny! Also, you can follow glue makers instructions for squeezing a little out, then screwing cap back on. But if it sits for a while the clog will become hard to squeeze out. I found a wooden dowel the perfect size of the clogged outlet so I pushed the clog down into the tube - back in action. Yes, at some point the hard clog will come back but it's easier to deal with at that point. You can also trim out the clog with an Xacto blade & use the Tube Wringer.

It really works! The toughest test has been a broken plastic flange that is on a stainless steel kitchen sink. The hose for the sprayer is very stiff & puts a lot of pressure in that flange (how it was originally broken). I wasn't sure if this glue would work however I put a bead of it on the flange and taped it down with some Gorilla tape. Next day the tape was coming off but the flange was rock solid. (See attached picture) It gets a lot of use and it's been a couple weeks, so far it's holding strong. Today's date 1-1-20 and if it should fail in the future I will update this review but for now this flex glue does what it says it will do. I'm going to use it on a perfectly good pair of Sperry sneaker soles that have begun to separate and look for more stuff that needs stuck. Happy New year!