Amazing Goop All-Purpose 3.7 FL Oz (Pack of 2)

GOOP is a glue you can rely on. Based on years of experience and trying out several of the leading brands of heavy duty glues, I trust Goop (and the other products like Shoe Goo from the same company) much more than the others. It is easy to work with, does what it claims, and unlike overhyped "water-activated" products like Gorilla glue it doesn't turn to stone in the container after it's opened if there's even a smidgen of dampness in the air. Just follow the instructions and you'll get a powerful bond, and don't forget to smear a little grease on the cap threads to make it easy to use again later. Goop stores well if resealed properly. CAVEAT: There are several varieties of Goop but after researching the ingredients there seems to be only two variations - one with three ingredients and one with an added fourth ingredient. The All-Purpose glue has the four. Not sure if it's the extra ingredient but the All-purpose Goop will eat into some TCP silicone type products, something I hadn't encountered with the three ingredient versions. That said, although it didn't look pretty it still did the job, holding the pieces of a mold together. So if you plan to use it on any similar "rubber" product test it first.

I like that it sets fast compared to most glue products. It is gooey and easy to work with. It is forgiving and easy to readjust before it starts setting up good. Let it set overnight and you will end up with a very strong mend that is basically not noticeable. It does leave a shiny appearance when dry but if you do it carefully it doesn't show much because it is transparent and clear. I always have a tube of Goop in my small drawer of house hold glues.

If you own a pair of sneakers you should have a tube of Goop handy. This stuff is great for gluing the outsole back onto your shoe when it separates. You'll extend the life of your favorite pair of trainers. It's also a great waterproof sealant. I used it to stop rainwater from seeping under my metal basement bulkhead where it's attached to the concrete. I also use it on neoprene wetsuits when the stitching on the seams fail and unravel. Dries fast. Easy to clean up. Clear. Waterproof. Flexible. Sticks to almost anything. Use it on plastic, rubber, porcelain, glass, porous or nonporous surfaces.

I realize quite a lot of projects with drift wood. This glue is just perfect as you can remove it easily even after a few days if you need to. Easy removal from hands too. Love it. Use the regular "All purpose" one for this type of project.

I have used Goop for years. What is great about Goop is it holds just about anything to just about anything, yet it is reversible. You can separate the parts glued, and clean the glue off without too much trouble.