2 oz Eclectic Products 800432 E6000 Craft Adhesive

This stuff is no joke! Super strong! It will do what you need to do and get the job done. I used it to glue heavy glass candle holders together and they held! This stuff is amazing! There is a "holding" period for the glue, for about 48-72 hours, but it is SO worth it! And it is SO affordable! Buy this! You need it!

It's like adult strength rubber cement! Smells nasty, is messy, and boy does it work. I used this along with some mesh tape to repair a polycarbonate R/C car body. Very similar to Shoe Goo so is multipurpose if you get creative.

There’s not much you can say about is 6000. It’s a good glue. Everyone uses it and I use it for a lot of my crafting will continue to buy it. It’s very dependable.

This glue is more versatile than gorilla glue, because this stuff dries hard but flexible like hard rubber. In nonporous surfaces, you can peel off this glue. On porous surfaces, it really hold on and may not come off. This glue is ideal for high-vibration machinery or objects that normally are in motion or move a lot, like in cars and boats. It is fairly waterproof, I've found. UV light will slowly degrade this adhesive, so you might want to paint over it if it's outdoors.

Been using this for years. Art projects, construction, shoe repair - you name it. Works amazingly well and stays glued for a long time.

I use this in crafting mostly, but it gwts used for all types of things around my house. This is really high quality glue. It is incredibly strong smelling though and you'll want some ventilation probably and not get it on your hands because that sucks so its not the easiest to use. I would prefer the more fine tip applicator though as this comes out a little heavier and faster than necessary so it makes it a little difficult to apply right from the bottle. I use a little paintbrush sometimes. For how cheap this is though, I've had it forever and it looks barely used so it's really worth the money.

E6000 is a very good glue -- my favorite currently. It is like rubber cement on steroids. It has flexibilty, but hardens over time to a very strong bond that continues to be a little flexible so glued pieces don't just snap off. It's not quite a strong as epoxy, but it doesn't require the mixing of two components to create the glue and is therefore more convenient to use. Superglue may be a bit stronger, but everyone knows the problems with that -- its always solidified by the time you want to use it, and even if you actually have some that's still liquid, it runs and soaks in easily and is difficult to control. E6000 isn't like that and still very strong. It is adequate for just about use and in my experience is the best "all purpose" glue that science has yet devised.

It's really toxic and stinky but it works great!