E6800 262011 UV Resistant Pro-Grade Adhesive Cartridge 10.2 fl oz

I use it in places I might normally use silicon, but need extra holding power. It cures to an semi-elastic, clear form.I tried out the UV form E6800 because I needed to glue a window in place on a car and coat a steel water tank. It adhered to glass, rubber and rusted steel like the sticky goo it is.This product was recommended by a mechanic friend who had a heck of a time removing it on a car.PROS:Super sticky and flows into the surface. ("Self-Leveling")Seems to stick to everything from glass to rubber and steel.Cures clear.Cures as a semi-elastic, so won't easily crack.CONS:Because it's self-leveling, it's not as thick as silicon and can't be built up or easily used as caulking. Not a problem for most applications.SUMMARY:My go to for hard and fast is two-part epoxy.This is now my go to for strong and flexible. It appears to stick to everything.

This stuff is incredible! I used it to glue glass panels to 2x6 Douglas Fur for a greenhouse roof! Not only did the adhesive work better than I thought it is UV resistant so it will last a long time! I am amazed by this product! Two thumbs up!!!

Industrial strength version of the "Goop" household adhesive. With good surface prep and alcohol pre-clean, forms very strong but tough bond (very slightly flexible) between many surfaces, including plastics, metal and glass. Note that there is a "UV resistant" version (quite hard to find) when needed to maintain clear aspect under outdoor light - with outdoor (UV) light exposure, adhesive can somewhat yellow over time. Has reasonable working time once pieces are in contact (unless allowed to pre-dry to tack), but exposed areas loose solvent fast and start to harden within a couple of minutes, so once coated, be prepared to assemble accurately and quickly. Note that slightly set excess can be removed with alcohol, but once hardened, must be abrasively removed, as common solvents will not touch it. Cap tube quickly upon opening/use (preferably with Al foil or similar) to prevent drying and clogging. Compatible with many plastics, but check mfg info/test to be sure. My "go to" adhesive when epoxy is too hard or incompatible except on wood to wood where I prefer Tightbond(tm) adhesives.

I used this to repair some stones on our walk and it worked. This adhesive is no joke. It is extremely strong and dries very fast. It’s been several months after using and it’s still holding. Very good product.

I used this to seal the chimney cap after drill/screw. My son applied this around the side of the cap to give it a extra hold. After dried, it is very hard and become part of the steel chimeny cap and part of the chimney cement. It hold two parts together very well. I may go up again in 4 years (be careful, roof is very slippery) to inspect and hope it remains the same.I will update after that. Bottom line, good seal and become hard after it is dried.

Fabulous! I’ve used many such products with a mixture of success. This one WORKS in every situation, indoors and out. Even with heavy china plate flowers in the Midwest elements

Unfortunately once opened it's impossible to reuse. I tried taping the open end, putting a nail in it and then a longer piece of metal and still is hardened. Now I have a full tube and can’t use it. I recommend buying the small tube that has a cap.

Not for use with brick . Did like the fact it dried clear .