Glue - Bonds Most Anything! 3L /101 oz Non-Toxic Adhesive Glue For Wood Tile Glass Craft Foam Fabric Stone Cement & Concrete & Any Other Porous Surfaces. No Fume Non-Flammable PVA Glue Gallon

I use this glue to create my mosaics and it holds VERY well. They don’t lie when they say bonds most everything. No strong smell. And it DRIES CLEAR. Perfect glue for my needs. I highly recommend!

Well, well, well, what do we have here? Another poor soul with a glue stigma? Look no further, my friend, because Weldbond adhesive is here to save the day! This stuff is stronger than a bodybuilder's biceps and easier to use than your grandma's knitting needles. I've used it to glue everything from my shattered dreams to my broken coffee mug - and it worked like a charm. I'm telling you, Weldbond adhesive is like a loyal dog - it will stick with you through thick and thin. Unlike my ex-boyfriend who left me for his gym instructor...but I digress. Seriously, if you're looking for a glue that's more reliable than the weather forecast, then Weldbond adhesive is the answer. It's the only glue that can hold up to my sarcastic humor, and that's saying something. So go ahead, give it a try and experience the adhesive of a lifetime. Weldbond adhesive - it's not just an adhesive, it's a lifestyle.

Great product for indoor mosaics as well as other craft projects!

Easy to use

The best for expensive smalti mosaics because if you decide you don't like your piece, just soak overnight in cold water and Shazam you've got all you're smalti back to reuse with no glue residue. Cleaning off the easiest way is with the centrifugal force the spin mop bucket uses, just dump the smalti in the basket and use a coarse flow of water and it will come clean in no time. And if you do like you're piece just lightly scrap off any glue residue and the longer it is left the stronger the bond, interior only dry areas.

I had never even heard of this glue prior to recently but even though the only way to get it was to order it online I proceeded and ordered it. Was not disappointed one bit. My rather large project included gluing fabric to large sheets of R-Board and this worked beautifully! It dried clear and the strength of the hold was exactly what was needed. I ordered a second large container within three weeks because it was working so well and I knew I'd need more. I would HIGHLY recommend this glue for projects that include items sensitive to solvents such as styrofoam R-Board.

When I tried to pour out the glue, only a milky liquid came out. I noticed there was a big lump of hardened glue floating in the watery substance. The glue is old and unusable. UPDATE: I returned the glue and they sent me a replacement - also defective! This glue has separated into a hard lump and a watery substance. Their whole stock might be bad. I will not chance it again.

I was renovating my house, cracked plaster, cracked cement, cracked bricks. Even I was cracking up. After a long internet search I found out that ordinary white glue is a great additive to joint compound and concrete, makes them stronger, more stable and “stickier” (well, it is glue after all). First I make a solution of water mixed with this glue, about 10% glue. I paint this solution onto the area I’m fixing. I then mix powdered joint compound or concrete with this solution. I apply the modified joint compound or concrete and proceed as normal. I actually mixed concrete with undiluted glue and pigment to make an almost claylike colored concrete, and used that to “fix” some spalled brick or create “bricks”. You can’t tell where I made the repairs. The repairs are two months old and are holding up great! Just make sure that you remove any rotted or spalled bricks and paint it with sealer a few times to stabilize them first. I used the modified plaster on a curved plaster wall under a staircase which constantly cracks from the vibration of footsteps. My repairs feel secure and crack free, even months after. I’ll never go back to just using water to mix joint compound or concrete ever again. This is now a permanent part of strange but effective things that make renovations easier and more effective!

This was received with the seal removed. I believe as a result of that the glue had hardened as air had entered the bottle. There was a surface layer of clear liquid and then a thick dense layer of hard glue. Could not be used and had to be returned.