5510310 Craft Adhesive Mini (4 Pack)

Works really well on plastic Christmas baubles, cured resin projects, and metal. Probably works just as good on many other surfaces but those are the only one's I've used it on so far. Little to no odor, dries quickly although it's not "cured" for 24 hours, and is very easy to use. Great quality epoxy glue.

Excellent results on a wide variety of media. Also does not bind up or dry as quickly as Super Glue, so is my go to for all small jobs. Only other glue I use now is for larger leather repairs; Barge glue.

Excellent craft adhesive comes in a mini pack. It is very strong.

I needed to do a DIY project. I had no clue what glue to use, so I Googled it. I was told to use E6000. I can tell you with certainty, this product is indeed awesome! If used according to the directions, whatever you attach will NOT come apart. I glued a shoelace piece in a loop to the inside of the tongue of a sneaker in order to allow me to pull the tongue of the shoe back up after I put it on. Then my daughter asked me to help her find a way to keep a suitcase attached to the handle of another suitcase. E6000 allowed me to create a satisfactory solution for her, using webbing material and velcro strips. The velcro strips will never separate from the webbing material. There was no smell. There was no need to mix anything. The E6000 is used straight from the tube. Having the smaller tubes was great, also. After I finished my project, I put vaseline on the threads of the tube, as directed, thus making it very easy to seal and reopen the tube. I found it to be a perfect thickness. I used a small piece of trash wood to spread the product.

Works great, great seller. I like the 4 pack format. Recommended.

The larger size tends to harden after opening, so this smaller size is easier to use.

This craft glue is a must for scrapbooking and card making. It is very strong and dries pretty quickly. A good value.

This is, hands down, the best glue I've ever used for a variety of items, pottery, metal, wood, it might even do glass although it would probably not be a clear repair. I usually order a larger size but my last one seized up after the first use. This is unusual. Generally the cap provides a good seal and the glue is usable for a long time. So this time when I saw I could get a collection of smaller tubes, I decided to go with that because if the seal is bad on one of these, I still have a fresh supply in the other tubes. I want to always have this on hand. It's saved my favorite brass vase stand that my husband thought would need welding. He couldn't find anyone to do it. I just applied the glue to where the metal had separated, held it together for a few minutes, let go and let it dry for several days and then added the crystal vase it was designed to hold. It's perfect! I put bouquets in it frequently with water and the glue has held. Can't see the repair at all.