Gorilla Glue is now a stronger and faster setting wood glue adhesive
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  • Gorilla Glue is now a stronger and faster setting wood glue adhesive

Gorilla Glue

Gorilla Glue, long reputed to be "the strongest glue on the planet", has a new formula that makes this all purpose polyurethane wood glue even stronger and faster setting. Use it to bond exotic and common woods, as well as ceramics, plastic, metals, stone, and much more. 100% waterproof, solvent-free, and environmentally friendly.

The new Gorilla Glue dries 4 times faster than the original. Once cured, it is totally resistant to solvents yet excess can be easily removed with a scraper, chisel or sandpaper. Strong and easy to use, Gorilla Glue cures with exposure to moisture in the wood and atmosphere.

 
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Tech Spec Product Info User Generated Content
Color  Liquid: Dark Brown Dry: Light Tan 
Drying Speed  4 x faster than Original 
Open Working Time  10-15 minutes 
Clamp Time  1-2 hours between 60 and 160 F 
Cure Time  80% in 1 hour, 100% in 24 hours 
Strength  Final strength is as good as the Original, but will become stronger faster. 
BRAND: Gorilla Glue
Material: Polyurethane
Type: Wood Glue
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Gorilla Glue
 
3.5

(based on 6 reviews)

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67%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

  • Easy to use (5)
  • Weather proof (4)

Cons

  • Messy (3)

Best Uses

  • Indoor (4)
  • Outdoors (3)

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5.0

Works Good

By Mark

from Bourbonnais, IL

About Me Professional

Pros

  • Easy to Use

Cons

  • Messy

Best Uses

  • Indoor

Comments about Gorilla Glue:

I use 6 of the large 36oz. bottles at a time. No problem squeezing the glue out. One way to get it out easier is to put it in the sun or in front of a fan heater. Thins out good. Air temp and humidity affect drying time, the hotter and more humid it is the faster it drys. Always cover the bottle, humid air will make the glue inside the bottle start to dry.

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2.0

does not remain fluid, it hardens

By Sam the non-user again

from Chesterfield, S.C.

About Me Casual/ Recreational

Pros

  • Easy to Use
  • Protects Well
  • Visually Pleasing
  • Weather Proof

Cons

  • Hardens in bottle

Best Uses

    Comments about Gorilla Glue:

    I used the glue to repair a leather sole that had a crack from side to side excellent repair. Use to hold linoleum together worked great. The next time I went to use it )a month later) it had hardened in the bottle about 95% and had to be thrown away. I like the glue but will not buy this type again. Unless you are going to use it all within a week I would not recommend it.

    (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

     
    5.0

    Appreciate Product

    By jmm

    from california

    About Me Professional

    Pros

    • Easy to Use
    • Protects Well
    • Visually Pleasing
    • Weather Proof

    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Indoor
      • Outdoor

      Comments about Gorilla Glue:

      The bottle I bought was a little hard to squeeze, so I let it drizzle to the tip then applied pressure lightly. It was the new formula, the bottle pictured above.

      I guess you have to have something you enjoy working at to appreciate a tool like this. It can be messy, if you don't use gloves, but I did and it was fine. The bottle explains everything that it will do. So, you just have to prepare properly before using it. I have used it for years.

      (2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      I now use it instead of PVAs

      By Paradox

      from Holderness, NH

      About Me Competitive

      Pros

      • Easy to Use
      • Weather Proof

      Cons

      • Messy

      Best Uses

      • Indoor
      • Outdoor
      • Quick Fix

      Comments about Gorilla Glue:

      I like the gap filling foam that forms and does not turn chisel/plane blades. Easier to sand and stain than epoxy or PVAs. I use it for scarf joints and whenever I want to save the time and trouble of mixing epoxy. Clean-up is easier than any other product as long as you have acetone (if not it'll make your acetone:)).

      (0 of 6 customers found this review helpful)

       
      1.0

      This stuff is junk

      By cfimeiatpap

      from Phoenix, AZ

      About Me Competitive

      Verified Reviewer

      Pros

      • Do Not Purchase

      Cons

      • Difficult to Use
      • Ineffective
      • Messy
      • Not Durable

      Best Uses

      • None

      Comments about Gorilla Glue:

      Terrible product, very ineffective; would not recommend to bond paper let alone any wood project.

      (3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      Super strong waterproof bonds

      By RangerRacer

      from Stamford, CT

      Verified Reviewer

      Pros

      • Easy to Use
      • Strong bonds
      • Weather Proof

      Cons

      • Needs solvent to clean up
      • Protective gloves needed

      Best Uses

      • Indoor
      • Outdoor
      • Wood Trim

      Comments about Gorilla Glue:

      Applies like traditional glue, but bonds like epoxies. The downside is you need to protect your hands with gloves, and you need to use acetone or alcohol for clean up instead of water. But the bond with worth the extra trouble.

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