Ceramic Glue 30 g, Porcelain Glue, Clear Adhesive for Pottery, Dishes, Tiles, DIY Crafts, Waterproof, Heat-Resistant, with Anti-Clog Cap

I used this to decorate a glass piece and it worked great. Good luck separating the glass and the object being glued after it sets. The only negative thing I could say about the glue is that it is a little runny, so don't use too much. It does not take a lot for the the glue to hold. After it dries it dries clear, but you can still see the glue on the glass. The stars glued on were plastic, not glass btw. Just thought I should mention that.

Worked immediately and beautifully. Very strong hold, does exactly as advertised. Dries clear and only needed a light sanding after to clean away the residue that leaked- which was MY fault, not the glue. The box comes with multiple precision tips to make application as easy and precise as possible.

Bonds quickly. Great for jewelry repairs, glass frames, watch glass cover, certain crafts like miniatures, ceramic, clay or ornaments but I haven’t tried on paper or cardboard. Dries quickly if you use a little dab.

For anybody out there wondering if this will adhere to silicone (hence the reason I purchased it--although I don't believe this is advertised as 'glue for silicone repairs')...it does not. Well, not really. I took a chance & purchased it for gluing false eyelashes to a silicone mask. It actually DOES work temporarily, but the bond will not hold up for long. For application to a silicone substrate that does NOT undergo lots of movement or external stress, it should be highly effective. For most other applications, it's a fast-drying & user-friendly super glue. The carrier & nozzle sets function well. The nozzles will dry out & clog after applications, but not overly difficult to unclog. What it works best for is gluing your fingers to whatever it is you're trying to glue together. Unfortunately. But overall, it's a decent product.

The super rubber glue worked perfectly! It gave a strong fix, came with extra tips for easy application, wasn’t messy, and easy to control and reuse. I’ve used it many times now on different things, and it’s consistently strong and reliable.

Amazing, a word I seldom use but this glass glue is simply amazing. Miraculous, even. We don't usually break glass in our home but a week ago I made a boo-boo. Some years ago I bought (and am very fond of) 3 large, heavy, thick mercury glass cache pots from that ultra-glam store Z Gallerie which I've used ever since to hold scissors, pencils, etc. but recently I put back a heavy pair of scissors into one of the glass jars and to my surprise the entire bottom separated, unevenly, from the rest of the container and all the contents fell out! Shame on me. I tossed the pieces into the trash and began searching for a replacement mercury glass jar but I couldn't find a similar size one and the cost, over the years, for such beauties - even small ones - had increased about 5x what I paid (the price tag was still attached to the underside of my broken pot). So I looked for glass glue, something I've never used and, because of the large size of the broken container, I ordered 2 tubes of Lactite Glass Glue because I thought this would be a big job and I'd need a lot of glue. I had watched all the videos about this product and couldn't believe what I was seeing - until the same thing happened to me. As soon as I stuck the two heavy broken pieces together (using only a thin smear of glue) - voila! - the pot was back together! I can hardly see where the complete split happened. Amazing. Easy to use. I'm letting the jar sit overnight undisturbed - very happy, needless to say, that my old container is all in one piece. Wow. Miraculous. You gotta try this stuff whatever it is.

Glue takes longer to set than I expected. Does good job once cured. Extention tubes are 'one-use', will clog if not used fairly soon, can be trimmed a few times.

I don’t really understand why this is called glass glue. Why is the advertising of this product like it’s made especially for glass? I bought this to repair a crack in a glass ornament and it is no different than any other super glue. Left residue on my fingers after gluing my fingers together and spilled all over my table after cutting the tip off to open. And it didn’t hold the glass together. It’s super glue, like any other brand. They call it glass glue for marketing purposes.