Sugru Moldable Glue - Original Formula - All-Purpose Adhesive, Advanced Silicone Technology - Holds up to 4.4 lb - Black & White 8-Pack

I'd been looking at Sugru for a while as I had a few repair jobs I wanted to use it for, but I'd been put off by the relatively high price tag.I can safely say that although it seems pricey, a little actually goes quite a long way. One mini-pack should be enough to repair a couple of USB cables.Several of my older iPhone cables were failing at the end with the 30-pin adapter, the outer sheathing of the cable had broken free and was exposing the internal cables. I used part of a Sugru pack as pictured in the box to envelop both ends of the cable and provide a new protective layer. Sugru is perfect for this as once cured it's both strong and yet still flexible. I also used the other part of the mini-pack to repair an AmazonBasics Lightning cable which had a broken casing around the Lightning end of the cable.My next usage was to use Sugru as rubberized feet on the bottom of my ottoman to stop it from skidding around and damaging the hardwood floor. I used a total of 2 packs for this task and made 4 domes of Sugru, one over each foot of the ottoman. This was left to cure for over 24hrs as I knew some of the product was pretty thick. This experiment turned out to be a total failure as the Sugru just tore free after only a short amount of use, but I think that's more because I was using Sugru outside it's intended operating levels, rather than a failure of the product itself.The last use I put this to was in modifying my ProClip in-car iPhone holder to fit my latest iPhone 5. My ProClip holder was designed for an iPhone 4 within a case, so the naked iPhone 5 was too slim to be held and would just drop straight out the bottom of the holder. I formed the Sugru up on each side of the holder to account for the slimmer width, and then built up layers along the bottom to stop the phone from falling through. In the end only a single Sugru package was all that was needed, but it took a bit of trial and error to get it aligned perfectly without covering the phone with uncured Sugru.

OMG!! where has this stuff been all my life! Yes it is a little on the expensive side but for what it can do and does, its a great product to have!!!I just fixed my dads "TV EARS" with it, they are a wireless head set that is used for watching TV, by people with hearing problems. he is 90 and stubborn as a mule, hates his hearing aids so he'd rather crank the tv as load as it goes.. .lol so we got him the head set which works great but must be made out of recycled soda cup lids or plastic coffee stirring sticks because both "arms" snapped within one year. He used tape to hold them together but it was flimsy and weird looking plus with the thin, as cheaply made as the rest of the thing, wires running through the arms, it was only a matter of time before they broke as well. Enter Sugru! What a life saver. it works perfectly, holds strong and has a lot of flex and support. My only regret was not putting a small piece of wire or paper clip around the arms first, to help hold them stiff, then put the Sugru on over them. I was just afraid that the wire would end up poking through the Sugru over time but... oh well... it was my first ever time using this stuff so I was Naive, forgive me! maybe I will add them later if need be. but for now, this stuff is holding like a champ, I almost want to coat the whole item in Sugru to keep them from ever breaking again... well, I would if Sugru were cheaper...lolnot that im knocking the price. its worth it but it is costly, same as a caddy is worth the price but not everyone can buy one or two or three! If you want quality, you have to pay for it! lol. Anyhow, Thanks Sugru, I will be looking for more uses in the future! you've made a life long fan!

I've known about Sugru for a while, but didn't have an application for it until recently. The band from my Suunto watch broke and I could either try to repair it or purchase a new Suunto strap and band set (the smaller band is not sold separately). Since Sugru was cheaper than a new Suunto strap, I tried it out.I wrapped Sugru around the original band and gave it 24 hours to cure. It worked well, and I haven't had any problems with it since then. Even though the band is still broken, the Sugru attached to it and holds the band in place over the strap.I would recommend Sugru for many different kinds of repairs, but it's not perfect. Here is my opinion on Sugru's strengths and weaknesses.Pros:* Easy to work with* Strong and long lasting* Lots of applications* Comes in various colorsCons:* Short shelf-life. Depending on how you store it, Sugru will be usable for around 6 months sealed in its package. This makes it difficult to buy the right amount of Sugru for your application. Since repairing my watch, I searched for other things to repair. While I found a few others, I don't know if I will end up using all of it, which means it will go to waste.* Can't save leftover Sugru. Once you open a package, you have to use all the Sugru.* Expensive. This is especially true if you end up wasting some of the Sugru for lack of projects.* Stiffer than you might think. Many of the suggested uses imply that you can add Sugru to handles and knobs to provide cushioning. However, cured Sugru is rather hard and has little give. That makes is good for some situations (repair a watch band), but not so great for others (cushion the inside of a scissor handle).* Heavier than you might think. Sugru is fairly dense so it adds noticeable weight to repairs. I particularly noticed this when I used it to seal the wires of a set of earphones I fixed (re-soldered the wires).* Not sticky or "grippy". I applied some leftover Sugru to the bottom of a USB hub thinking it would help keep the hub from slipping, but it had little effect.So far, I've used Sugru to:* Repair a watch band (effective use of Sugru).* "Cushion" the inside handle of a pair of scissors (did not provide cushioning).* Provide cushioning under a glass tabletop (worked very well)* Seal wires of a repaired set of earphones (effective seal, but added considerable weight and stiffness)* Keep an old iPhone USB plug from breaking any further (worked well)* Add rubber feet to a USB hub to prevent slipping (did not provide noticeable grip)

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Pegue un cajón de verduras del refrigerador. Duro 2 años el pegamento de este producto. Mientras que la marca local en Mexico kla loca duro 2 meses. Es caro pero funciona infinitamente mejor. Sin olores y efectivamente secado rápido pero recomiendo dar reposar 24 hrs.

The media could not be loaded. Hammer Zeug! Hab Sugru verwendet um meine GoPro an meinem Helm zu befestigen (siehe Video). Bevor sich Sugru löst versagt garantiert zuerst alles andere was mit der GoPro zu tun hat... Der Halter ist wie man im Video sieht bombenfest mit dem Helm verbunden. Habe des weiteren noch einen Haken für mein Headset am Computer gemacht... Das ist absolut für jedermann machbar und hält wie zu erwarten auch problemlos.Über die Haltbarkeit kann ich nichts sagen - habe meine erwähnten Beispiele direkt nach Erhalt durchgeführt.Die schwarzen Hände kann ich bestätigen - ging aber mit Handwaschpaste problemlos ab. Ansonsten einfach Handschuhe tragen.Werde Sugru garantiert wieder kaufen und kann es sehr empfehlen!

Es una especie de plastilina que se seca y sirve para unir o arreglar pequeñas roturas.Yo lo uso mucho para los cables del cargador del móvil, para reforzar donde siempre se rompen.O por ejemplo para los plásticos de la nevera cuando por el uso se rompen.Es algo flexible una vez secado y la verdad es que va muy bien.

A entrega foi muito rápida e o produto é maravilhoso.Recomendo!