Metal Glue, 30g Super Glue for Metal, Metal to Metal Glue for Bonding Metal and Other Materials, Super Instant Glue for Metal, Glass, Plastic, Acrylic, Ceramic

To bind two metal tubes

This item really works and I highly recommend this item to anyone.

Product was easy to use and didn't break the bank to buy.

Glue came with torn box no seal on bottle no applicator and the worst thing the bottle was lest than half with liquid

Like that it is a larger bottle and flowers well has a precision tip and works like super glue.

I have a very old, vintage standing ash tray. The white metal handle broke due to age and I haven't been able to find a glue that would bond the two halves of the handle. I put several drops of this Metal Glue on the handle pieces and within minutes, a bond was formed and the handle was restored to one piece. This is a very good glue in this instance. I am anxious to see if it works as well on other materials.

While time will tell, so far this glue appears to be hold my metal repair work together quite well. The glue is shipped in a tight sealing bottle unlikely to result in the glue drying out. It's hard to find a good metal glue, but so far, this one works quite well.

I’ve always had a mild distrust of glues and would much prefer the use of screws etc. to fasten stuff together. I saw this metal-to-metal glue listed and thought that it sounded interesting, but my expectations weren’t very high. Superglue normally comes in a very small bottle or tube. This product contains 30g of glue which is a relatively large amount. The bottle has a wide opening and so the glue comes out quickly, so care is needed in applying it. A long thin nozzle is supplied but I felt that it would quickly block after just the first use so I’ll keep it for the occasion that I really need it. The glue appears to be more viscous than most superglues I’ve used. When dispensing it, it seems to stay in place whereas other glues spread out into areas you don’t want them in. My first test involved a pair of stainless-steel table-cloth clips – I just put a dab of glue on one of them and held the other against it for a few minutes. The overlap was about 1cm x 2cm. I left the glue to dry for about 15 hours then tried to pull the two clips apart. I couldn’t break the bond by pulling the clips sideways to each other – this was impressive. However, bending the two clips broke the bond with a moderate force.I would think this would be a great glue to bond sliding parts together. The performance with parts that are pulled above and below the bond is moderate but probably as good if not better than other glues I’ve used.There’s a lot of good and useful glue here and, at the current price of $9, it seems to be reasonable value.