Upol 0727 Polyurethane Tiger Seal Adhesive Sealant, 310ml Volume, Black

Very impressed with tiger seal adhesiveIt was used to bond stainless steel plates to the under side of my bonnet. This has gone through some serious heat cycles and has been fine.I left for 24 hours to set and re fitted the bonnet it has been solid ever since.I would buy this item again without a thought if I need to bond something to metal again!I would advise using gloves when you use this because it can get very messy on your skin.

I read the reviews here on Amazon, having already known but used Tirgerseal before. With such positive reviews and recommendations from a couple of pro repair shops I had no hesitation to buy but still did some of my own research for other products on the market and both cost comparisons from suppliers of Tigerseal and other similar products too. The supplier I purchased from here was great price, not the cheapest but its always easier buying from Amazon when you have your account already set up, Amazon prime delivery too and some after purchase support which your never sure of if you purchase from unknown suppliers off the net.Tigerseal is a black thick consistency bonding substance, used with a tube-sealant gun. You pierce the tip of the silver tube ensuring the end is nicely open and tidy of metal, then screw the black cylindrical tip onto the screw-on thread of the sealant tube. Make sure its tight! Do not press too hard when using the sealant as it will continue to pour on through the black plastic tip. Press lightly and allow the sealant to come out slowly and gradually applying a small amount to the areas. This stuff is very hard to get off surfaces once its on. Sealant remover or white spirits will do it but they can damage surfaces so be careful. Release the pressure of the sealant gun off the Tigerseal tube immediately after finishing, this will stop the sealant coming out. Plug it with a screw or long nail deep into the black plastic tip. This helps it from drying close to the tip making it easier for the next time you use it.Now depending on the angle of what you are bonding, you may need to clamp items. I was sealing two bonnet vents to my car bonnet and had to apply heavy pressure by leaving a 'wall-brick' on top of the vents to maintain a close seal between the two surfaces. The sealant takes some hours to 'set' firmly. I also used it to bond two number plates onto my car but the plate slid off the surface so again I was required to secure the bonding items to each other by clamping the plate to the boding surface until the sealant hardened. Ensure you have this in mind before you start squeezing the gun! Its messy on the hands but scrubbing it off will remove it from skin.The bond it provides once hardened, usually over night, is fantastic! The more you apply obviously the more it bonds. If you did a couple pea sized drops in one or two areas you could possibly be able to remove one surface from another once hardened and maybe by cutting it off/open; but I haven't tried it. I would buy this again and will do so once this runs out. If you are conservative in use it will last a while, depends on the size of the task your doing. If you have used other bonds before, it works like most of them but its better sealant in my opinion.

Used this four days ago to seal a rear light on my car. Used a tiny bit of product. Stored it in my house with a screw in the top, went to use it today for a family members headstone and it's all completely dried up!Thinking it may just be the top part that's dried I stuck a long screw driver into the bottom to discover its all dried up.For something that's expensive like this that shouldn't happen. Therefore I won't use again or recommend unless you're going to use alot of the product. Waste of money for me.

Really good stuff... used mine to cover over welds and car panel joints where I'd done some repairs.This stuff bonds really well, and is nice to use - just don't forget your disposable gloves!It sets to the right consistency, a very firm but slightly flexible rubberised kind of result.Perfect for the job, don't think anything else works as well on cars.

Great adhesive. Have stuck all sorts of things with it, including loose trim on my car and the soles of some shoes. Polyurethane adhesive is about the only adhesive that will stick some plastics. It usually works where epoxy or superglue fails or when they are too brittle. Has some disadvantages, it will set in the nozzle (and eventually the tube) once opened so get several jobs lined up. You may also need to hold or clamp the parts together while it sets (leave overnight). Don't work on the best carpet.

Used this to stick on a replacement side skirt to my car. Its still on 9 months later so im going to say its great. It was easy to apply and left ample time to position etc. I left it to cure for 24hrs+ and has done me proud. Just remember that less is more. I applied a small bead all the way around the item i was sticking on and it held strong. i gave the rest to my friend who used it to stick some eyebrows onto his headlights (i know they suck) and he used it like icing and it came off after a week. I have no doubt this was user error and not the product as my side skirt is still very firmly attached to the car and has been through automatic car washes with no problems.

This stuff is the most amazing and durable adhesive / sealant I have ever come across, sticks pretty much anything to anything. Only draw back is once the tube is opened it soon cures and a half used tube can turn into a solid unusable lump but I guess that's the case with most sealants. Would recommend this

Bought to mend a cracked bath panel (using aluminium mesh as reinforcement), in order to leave some flexibility. It worked! Since then it has stuck the sole back on a slipper. Hardly conventional use, but very successful!Two drawbacks for the missing star. Firstly, it's very difficult to remove it from places it's not wanted - but then, it is designed to stick! Secondly, as it's only available in these big cartridges it's very expensive if only needed for small jobs; admittedly, a new bath panel would have cost more (and been the wrong colour) but I'm sure that the remaining 50% of the contents will be unusable when I next need it. I hate waste - couldn't the manufacturer offer smaller tubes as well?