Clear Fix | Crystal Clear Hybrid Polymer Adhesive, High Bonding Strength, Suitable for Jointing Cladding Panels - Clear - 290 m

If you're buying this for its intended use good on you, mate. Alternatively, if you thin this with a little alcohol it makes a great replacement for resin water effects and since it's flexible it will not shatter if accidentally dropped.

This stuff is brilliant!! I use it for just about everything (well, it says on the tube that it clearly sticks anything and it really does). I have repaired my butyl-rubber pond liner; I've mended the inner-tube of my wheelbarrow with it; used it to glue a wooden window frame I built for my shed and repaired my friend's leather boots with it. On two occasions I have used it to stick plastic to glass very successfully: covering a broken corner of a glass pane of my greenhouse with polycarbonate sheet and fixing some polymer "eyelids" (these being made from a 4-inch plastic flowerpot!) to the edge of the glass lenses of spotlights on my motorcycle, that latter being proof of a strong bond between dissimilar materials as the wind pressure is quite severe.I haven't found a job this adhesive won't do but, if there is any criticism, it is that it requires a few hours to properly "go off". Give it time as it develops its bond and you have a first-class adhesive.

A One Thanks

This is perfect for gluing the doughnut on to the pan prior to the cistern being replaced following refurbishment or new install. Another use is when replacing a bathroom sink plug, either the flipper or the clicker type it is perfect for sealing under the chrome flange having removed the black washer supplied.and then seal the gap around the thread underneath. The advantage is the customer can use the the sink after 1/2 hour ! I have also used it to repair pin holes in My Gazebo.

but for what i bought it for they worked great!