Super Glue Gel 15g

Gorilla tape has been a staple of my hiking and camping kit for many years and I know how strong that stuff can be, so I decided to add some of this super glue gel to my bag. I've never been a big fan of superglue, I find it's always dried up when you need it and often is a nightmare to apply and not great on a whole range of materials. This glue hasn't disappointed like that though, I used it to repair a pair of walking boots which had started to split on the sole in places and the lower and mid soles were separating. I'd already bought some new boots but thought if they could be cheaply saved then they'd be a useful spare pair. The glue instructs you to shake well and this is really important, without shaking the glue is runny and doesn't work as well. After a good shake the glue is gel like and remains in place the consistency also meant it did a good job of getting into and filling the splits, initial tests seem to have the glue not letting water through now, I doubt the boots will be any good for prolonged submersion but they seem to be doing fine with splatter of water. Before glueing they were leaky in even light puddles. The glue is still sticky for a while after application, 5 minutes after applying I tried to put pressure on the sole by standing on carpet, this lead to lots of stuff becoming stuck to the sole. I've also used it on some dress shoes which were coming apart however it is worth baring in mind that the glue does dry clear it is noticeable upon close inspection. I've tried this on leather and rubber (and accidentally fingers) and have no doubt it would work on lots of materials. I can't comment on if it drys out or not as I only opened it a few days ago, however in that time the glue has strongly bonded my shoes and I imagine it will last for a long while.

This product is excellent, does what it says on tin, as they say. Just wipe nozzle when finished and replace cap and good to go next time

I always thought glue is glue. But I stand corrected. I originally bought some Gorilla super glue but found it very runny and messy for the applications for which I was using it. I decided to try this gel with the hopes it would be easier to manage and I have to say I'm impressed. To start with I couldn't get the glue to come out of the nozzle, but that was my fault because I didn't read the instructions. You NEED to shake this well before use to mix the glue, at which point it can flow from the nozzle. The glue itself is strong and is quick to set. Its consistency (whcih is after all one of its main selling points) is nice and thick, but not so thick that it becomes unusable. You can apply a drop to the surface you want to stick and it won't just run - it's really handy. The glue seems durable and holds well. I have used it mainly to stick PLA parts I've printed and it's done the job well. If I had to offer a criticism it's not the cheapest glue but then I think in this case it's woeth the extra money if you need something a bit more viscous than ordinary super glue.

There's like 3 drops of glue in this bottle. Impossible to squeeze out too.

The first thing that struck me about this glue was how little you get for your money. When I took the bottle out of the packaging it was only nearly a quarter full (see picture). When I came to use it, it was virtually impossible to get any out of the tube. Initially I thought it would just require a little effort as it was gel-based. After squeezing the bottle until the walls were touching, I still got nothing. Could it just be that it needs a bit of warmth/shaking after being sat in a warehouse for weeks? Nope. Even after heating it up, putting a stainless steel ball bearing in there and giving it a couple of minutes on my vortex mixer, I was still unable to coax any out of the tube. The tube was not blocked. I could quite easily run a straightened out paper clip through it without any opposition (and when the paper clip was removed there was no glue on it at all). The only way to get at the glue was to unscrew the tube completely and dip into it with a cocktail stick. Does it stick? Yes. That was it's one saving grace. It stuck very firmly and rapidly. The whole point of a gel-based glue is to create less mess, and in the process give you more control and save time. I would have created less mess and done the job faster with a cheap superglue bought from a pound store. Using this in its original bottle is like trying to squeeze a glacier through a manhole cover.

Does what it saids on the tin. Useful.

Very good glue very good bond

Wasn’t impressed, I couldn’t get it out of the bottle! It seemed to have settled at the bottom and no matter how hard I squeezed it wouldn’t come out of the nozzle. I ended up crushing the bottle before getting any. Once out it did stick well

I’ve used a lot of different super glues over the years, but Gorilla’s gel version has become my go-to. The gel consistency makes a huge difference—no drips, no running down the sides of what you’re fixing. It stays exactly where you put it, which makes it perfect for vertical surfaces, small parts, or detailed repairs. The bond is impressively strong and quick. I’ve used it on everything from ceramics to wood to metal, and once it sets, the hold is rock solid. The precision tip helps you control how much comes out, so you don’t waste glue or end up with a sticky mess. Like all cyanoacrylate glues, you need to be careful—your fingers will bond faster than the object you’re fixing if you’re not paying attention. But with a little care, this glue delivers professional-level results at home. Bottom line: A reliable, versatile super glue that’s easy to handle and powerful enough for tough jobs. A small tube goes a long way, and the gel formula makes it worth choosing over the runnier versions.

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Good

Less messy than liquid super glue and easier to apply to difficult surfaces.

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