Y'allCanDiy Plastic Glue for Models, Miniatures, Legos, PLA, 3D Printing Repair. Fast Setting Heavy Duty Strong Super Glue for Plastic 20g

Never write reviews, but this glue is good enough to justify one. I purchased this glue back in December of last year. And I'm still using the same bottle. How unusual is that? The fact that I have not had to purchase another super glue for almost a year is amazing. The glue works well for small projects. It's easy to apply, dries quickly and cleans up easily. It seals well enough that the applicator doesn't get clogged. I have never had to do anything but use the (included) pin to make a small hole once (!!!) since I've started using it. No regrets, best I've ever used.

As a DIY enthusiast and hobbyist, I've worked with various types of glue, but the Y'allCanDiy Super Glue for Plastic has exceeded my expectations. This 20g (0.7 oz) bottle of cyanoacrylate-based heavy-duty CA glue has become an essential tool in my workshop. Pros: Strong and reliable bonding: This glue creates an incredibly strong bond between plastic surfaces, making it perfect for repairing or assembling Legos, miniatures, 3D printing projects, toys, and DIY kits. Works well with various plastics: I've used it with ABS, PVC, PLA, and other types of plastic, and it adheres well to each one. The bond is durable and resistant to cracking or breaking. Easy to apply: The glue has a smooth, consistent flow, making it simple to apply a small amount to the desired area. The precision nozzle helps minimize mess and waste. Dries quickly: The cyanoacrylate-based formula dries rapidly, usually within a few seconds to a minute, allowing me to work efficiently and avoid lengthy assembly times. Great value: The 20g bottle is a generous size, providing ample glue for multiple projects. Cons: None notable Use cases: Repairing or assembling Legos, miniatures, and model kits Bonding plastic parts for 3D printing projects Fixing broken toys or household items made of plastic DIY projects, such as crafting, jewelry making, or woodworking (with plastic components) Tips and recommendations: Make sure the surfaces are clean and dry before applying the glue for optimal bonding. Use a small amount of glue to avoid excess squeeze-out and mess. Work in a well-ventilated area, as the fumes can be strong. I've used this glue for several projects, including repairing a broken Lego piece, assembling a miniature model, and bonding PLA parts for a 3D printing project. The results have been consistently impressive, with strong, durable bonds that withstand handling and stress. UPDATE: I've been using this glue for a few months now, and it's become my go-to adhesive for plastic projects. The quality and performance have been exceptional, and I highly recommend it to anyone working with plastics. If you're a DIY enthusiast, hobbyist, or professional working with plastics, the Y'allCanDiy Super Glue for Plastic is an excellent choice. Its strength, versatility, and ease of use make it a valuable addition to any workshop or toolbox.

Used this glue on my sons lego ship, it dried fast and had a decent amount for the bottle. It held better than the off brand legos I bought.

Y'allCanDiy — already the best named adhesive brand in the game, and the product backs it up well enough. This is a solid plastic-specific CA glue that does exactly what it promises: bonds plastic quickly, holds firmly, and works across a range of materials including PLA and 3D printed parts. Models, miniatures, Legos, print assemblies — if it's plastic and needs to stay together, this gets the job done. Now, the real reason to buy this specifically if you're a 3D printing enthusiast: the Microtips. If you've ever tried to bond two printed parts with standard super glue and ended up with frosting — that white, cloudy residue that shows up around the bond line and ruins an otherwise clean print — you already know the frustration. The Microtips allow for much more precise application, putting the glue exactly where you need it and minimizing the excess that causes frosting in the first place. You're not going to eliminate it entirely with any CA glue, but the Microtips get you about as close as you can reasonably expect. The 20g amount is practical for hobby use without committing to more than you'll use before it starts to cure in the bottle — always a consideration with CA glues. For the price and the use case, a solid addition to the 3D printing toolkit. Y'allCanDiy indeed.

Excellent tool and attachments to use the gule in awkard and hard to reach locations were a 'GREAT" inclusion to reach those locations.

One of the best plastic glues I evered used

Essentially, this is super glue and very runny. Also, don't use it on clear plastic (windows, etc) as it turns them cloudy.

Worked great but now 2 years later after being capped it is totally hardened.