FlashFix | Super Glue Plus | Industrial Strength Welding Glue & Powder for Filling Gaps | Instant Cure Adhesive for Plastic, Metal, Rubber & More | Heavy Duty Repair on Cars, Boats, & DIY Projects

Is super glue too slow for you? Are you like me in that almost instant isn’t quite fast enough? Then you’re gonna love this stuff! No need to hold the two pieces together for like 20 seconds while you wait and wait and wait for the glue to work. instead it’s immediate gratification - you just apply the glue and then you apply the powder and it’s done. Hallelujah! I ain’t got all day.

Excellent product

Works great as a superglue; the filler material is a bonus and helps a lot where you have gaps.

This stuff blew me away. By far the best glue I ever used, and I've tried alot. I used my own filler for the main purpose, but have used it many times since without the filler and still the best glue ever. But it does stick very fast, not much play time at all. Which works for most applications. I will never be without this stuff. Never

Super watery and doesn’t dry very fast. Strength is no better than dollar store super glue.

It is easy to use and would be great for uses than me trying to fuse two metal posts together. It could not hold the pressure. I am not sorry I bought it though.

I used this a lot!! And I still have plenty left. I especially like the powder addison for gaps. Works as I anticipated and more! Very useful for me with so many broken stuff around.

Never heard of this brand of industrial grade adhesion before, so picked some up out of curiosity. Immediately I was struck by the absence of any tools to better control application of the two substances on what was being repaired. How about including a thin nozzle or mini spoon to aid your customers in using this pricy product without wasting too much?Despite this major oversight by the company, I was successful in attaching a broken leg back on the table of my daughter’s wooden play set. Sort of cheated and used my fingers to apply an even layer of industrial strength powder on the broken piece still affixed to table. Then I swiftly coated the jagged area of the severed leg with super glue (Minus my fingers of course.) Carefully linked both pieces together and tightly held in place for about a minute. Sat the table to the side upside down for 24hrs then tested out the weld.YES! Damaged leg didn’t budge an inch. Responded like nothing was ever broken. The ultimate test of course is how it will hold up over time to my 6 year old daughter playing on it. Has held up pretty good for about a week now, so I’m confident this FlashFix instant cure adhesive won’t buckle under pressure.