Heavy Duty Rubber Glue for Bonding Rubber and Other Materials - Instant Super Adhesive for Tire, Boots, Belt, Foam, DIY Crafts, Rubberized Speaker, Tube

Worked great at bonding vintage motorcycle rubber/steel muffler bracket that isn’t made anymore

Anyone claiming that it did not work as intended 100% did not follow the simple directions. With a dry and dust free surface the glue bond between the high density rubber and the wood was stronger than the rubber itself. I had to remove a small square to fit a 100 gallon aquarium stand around an electrical receptacle. The rubber was splitting lengthwise down the grain rather than the glue bond separating

This Heavy Duty Rubber Glue is easy to use, dries quickly, it’s not sticky, the adhesive is strong, it works best rubber to rubber

My brake hoods on one of my vintage bicycles developed a tear and I found this product, deciding to give it a try. I followed the instructions and now the tear is almost invisible to the eye. The hoods are black, so this glue was an ideal match. I clamped the hood for a couple of hours and after that, it was dry. So far, after many rides, the repair is holding.

I used this stuff for filling seams on plastic models. It's a perfect filler because it dries quick and hard, is easy to sand and you can SEE the filled seam unlike when using regular clear super glue.

I've tried using this on 4 different items, and it never set up. It's dark black, like liquid shoe polish, and holds just about the same. Every time it failed, I cleaned this junk off and successfully re-glued with the cheapest crazy glue, the kind that comes in a 10 pack of tiny tubes for a few dollars. I feel like Amazon should give me my money back for this worthless slop, and compensate me for the time I wasted using, cleaning off, and reviewing it. Unfortunately, I kept trying this until the return window expired. Buyers Beware!

Had a pair of insulated rubber hunting boots that the sole part was separating from the upper part. Cleaned the surfaces with alcohol where the glue was going as good as I could. It was a lot of surface to glue because the sole was almost completely separated. Used maybe half the bottle on the 2 boots. Used duct tape to hold the sole in place and let them sit over night. They are like NEW!! Worn them a lot since and I think they are holding up great.

Bought this to glue nylon strips to an aluminum frame to make a glass rack at my shop after trying several different adhesives and lots of overnight clamping. Nothing was holding. THIS STUFF IS AWESOME. Just put a few little drops along the back of the nylon, pushed for maybe 20 seconds and the rubber basically fused itself to the aluminum. Tried on several different materials including glass and saw the same or even better results on glass. Just ordered another bottle to have around the house.

awesome product. works fast

Said it was good for rubber but it won't hold