DAP Weldwood Original Contact Cement, Tan, 3 Oz (7079800107)

Used DAP Weldwood Contact Cement for a kids ride-on tire project and it worked exactly how you want contact cement to work: apply to both surfaces, let it tack up, press together, and it grabs hard. Once it makes contact it’s basically “done,” which is perfect when you need the tire material to stay put without creeping or peeling. I likely didn’t need the extra nails but used for completeness as a belt and suspenders approach. Bond has held up well to real use (rolling, turning, and kid abuse). The consistency is easy to spread and it flashes off quickly so you’re not waiting forever between coats. Tips that matter: prep is everything so clean/degrease the tire and scuff slick plastic/rubber, apply thin even coats to BOTH sides, and give it enough tack time before joining. If you need a reliable adhesive for tire-related DIY fixes/mods, this is a solid choice.

Contact cement works well at bonding a lot materials while remaining flexible, which makes it great at bonding rubbers, plastics and vinyl. It takes a little getting used to due to the application being an apply to both things, dry a while and then press together. It is all about the right texture and the wait always makes me feel like I am waiting too long, but the instant cementing happens when you wait long enough for the magic to happen. Although a smaller size, it is still a large size for the average person just hoping to fix 1 or 2 things. It seals well, bit I am not sure what it's shelf life will be after using it. It is a very specialized adhesive, if this is what you 'need' then it is worth the cost of having extra. If you do a lot of projects that require using it then it is a good value. Otherwise, some people will find it expensive. It is a matter of priorities on this item. It does have a stronger smell, as I believe it is solvent based and that might bother some people sensitive to those types of odors.

I've tried every spray on contact cement out there, and all of them pale in comparison to this stuff. Use it as directed and it's about as close to "professional grade" that you'll find. All of the repairs have result in "factory new" (and often better- given that I was repairing factory jobs) performance and durability. Buy a small bag of cheap disposable shop brushes, and you'll be all set for your next upholstery, shoe repair, etc. project.

I used this DAP welwood contact cement on a suggestion for bonding foam for a big cut out display. This works really well if you follow the directions

Good glue but pricey.

Follow directions, and it will permanently bond anything. Plastic, wood, cardboard, metal. Do not use on foam, it will dissolve foam. Extremely strong vapors, use caution. Once opened, it does not store well and will become unusable after three weeks.

Have used this for years for many uses on various materials. Needs to be stirred before use, since the neoprene rubber particles settle to bottom of can, leaving solvent at top. This size can is great for small jobs, with the brush in can lid. The lid has a gasket in inner top, to make a tight seal. I put a smear of silicone grease around the threads to better seal and prevent sticking of lid. I have a bigger can to refill this, as needed. On absorbent materials, 2 or 3 coats may be needed, but that is expected for a proper bond.

This works great! I used this to make a Halloween costume with EVA foam. It was easy to use, got tacky within 15 mins and had a strong bond. A little went a long way and I was able to sand it. It does have a strong smell but in a well ventilated space it's not bad. I had to use pliers to open the top. I wish the brush was a little smaller in width. It made gluing some smaller pieces more a little harder.

Muy buen pegamento, es contra agua y tiene excelente firmeza de adhesion

Had to wait longer than expected but it worked better than expected on plastic surfaces.

Terrible, doesn't work

Muy buen producto cumple al 100% lo recomiendo lo puse a prueba en un artículo quedé satisfecho