BeaconTiger Bond Extreme Strength Odorless Adhesive.5-Ounce, 1-Pack

This glue is odorless, takes about 24 -48 hours to dry and once it does, what ever you glued stays glued. It's an inexpensive way to fix almost anything.

I've used this in the past and found it to be a good glue. With this order, the glue was solidified and unusable. I've sent two messages with no reply so thus the bad review. Upgraded rating, received replacement and now gluing broken things. This has been my go to glue for many years and I am happy that they have responded.

I use LOTS of this glue in my craft business. It's a little pricey but is so worth it. This glue is about the same consistency as the white school glue we all know so well, but boy does it hold nicely. It is white when wet and dries clear and quickly. (But not *too* quickly! like some glues that are harder to work with.) It is not stringy, so you won't be picking little strands of glue off of all your projects.The bond maybe isn't quite as strong as with something like the E6000 glue (it's not got that stretchy rubbery feeling) but it is pretty solid. I glue together dovetailed wooden boxes with the Tiger Bond, and if you tried to pull one apart, the wood would break before the glue would fail.The best thing about this glue - absolutely no fumes. I do occasionally still use some of the E6000 glue for a select few things (usually involving metal) where when the bond needs to be extra strong, but I can only use it for a couple of minutes before I start to feel ill and my eyes burn from the fumes.I keep buying other glues, hoping to find something similar that is easier to acquire and/or cheaper, but all I have is a drawer full of E6000 lookalikes and misc. weak stuff. Love this glue.

I wish a local store would carry this, a great product that is non-toxic.

I needed something to add a leather trim to a doll jacket. I wanted something that would allow the leather to be pliable, but hold strong. This was the answer and I now use it for lots of fabric projects.

I used to purchase this at Hobby Lobby, but for some reason they no longer carry it. This is a wonderful adhesive that works great. It's my favorite on fabrics and I've even used it on leather. So happy to have found it again on Amazon.

Love this glue! Works really well for lots of applications. Will but again.

Glue did not come out, only clear bubbles.

Shame it’s not available in larger sizes, but it is the Dogs Nuts and if you’re willing to wait 24 hours for it to set, will securely glue anything.

Having read the product spec and a few reviews I bought this to repair my leather walking boots as the soles were separating from the uppers in a few places. It didn't work and it took ages to go off. To be fair, I couldn't follow the application instructions to the letter - they say to apply glue to one surface only. Because there was only a small gap I had to squeeze the glue in as best I could. so it ended up on both surfaces. Might be ok in other situations but not for this. On a friend's recommendation, I tried Gorilla Glue. That goes off quickly and seems to have worked. I haven't walked in them yet but fingers crossed ..............

Seen in use, sticks practically anything.if left overnight/24hrs to be sure of secure bond. Can repossition.May need to peg/vice/strap item to keep together,if tending to open up after glueing,then left untouched.Not sure suitable for kitchen utensils/equipment without checking from supplier/manufacturer.Does not seem to crystalise as superglue does eventually,& a relief not to stick your skin to anything.Very helpful tip not to over apply from other reviewer,thank you kindly.

This was the first time I've used tiger glue, it was recommended to me by a friend. I used it to stick a rubber surround on a car door,was I surprised it stuck the heavy rubber with no problem,somthing that even super glue hadn't been able to do,I was well pleased. I will be keeping a tube of tiger glue in my toolbox from now on.

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