GE Household Silicone 1 Glue Clear, 2.8 oz, 1, Tube

It’s a great product and arrives well packaged and on time

Gracias

Best price I've found anywhere online or in the stores. I use this glue for everything craft related! My main use for this glue is the glass mosaic tile art I create. It dries in a reasonable amount of time and dries clear. Which is perfect and exactly what I need. And to date, I have been using this glue for over 6 years now, I have not had 1 issue with anything falling off or coming unglued. Even with my outdoor art pieces. Thanks GE for Manufacturing this all purpose, affordable, and true to its word glue!

This glue works very well and I noticed that it appears to have much less acetic acid as an ingredient because it doesn't have the strong, pungent odor 100% silicone calks usually do. On the down-side, it's much more expensive than a tube of silicone calk and in reality, silicone caulk is an adhesive too.Lastly, it appears no one on the planet can design a silicone cap that actually works. Even this one, although pretty good, still required me to use something to pierce the tip on the second use because the glue dried in the tip of the nozzle.

This clear glue is durable and easy to use. Works great on metal, wood, and even fabric. The dispenser makes it easy to use - good consistency so it is not too tacky yet does not run.

This is an outstanding product. I have been using it for YEARS. What I like about it is if you need to, you can carefully remove what you have glued-down without damage to the substrate. I buy this 3 tubes at a time. Very inexpensive on Amazon vs. outrageously priced at hardware store - IF you can find it. The "clear" dries fairly clear, but not absolute transparent. I love this product.

I make mosiac birdhouses that I hang outside in all the elements and the adhesive has worked perfectly. The problem I have is that between uses, the adhesive hardens inside the tube and is really difficult to get out. I've tried numerous things including covering the hole with plastic wrap and screwing on the lid to sticking a skewer in the hole but nothing has worked. I end up having to dig out the hardened adhesive with a needle tool and stomping on the tube. You would think the manufacturers would come up with some way to seal the tube to keep it from getting hard between uses.

My maintenance man broke my toilet tank lid into three pieces and left me with the repair. I don't have the money for a new lid so I figured this wouldn't hurt to try. I was skeptical at first if this would hold up but now my lid is back in one piece! Just make sure you let it cure for at least 24 hours before moving your project around, 48 hours if you can stand it. It dries clear so you could still see the crack, so I painted the crack lines and it looks good as new. Highly recommend!