Glue Test

I'm testing 3 glues that I have on hand to see which I want to use for a project that I'm working on. Come back later to see the project. I'll be posting it on my main channel when I get it finished.

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[Suitslippers]

Man you did well to keep it straight forward and to the point. YouTube needs more videos like yours and a little less junk. E6000 is what I’ll be going with to repair this coffee pot handle.

[bobo-wfjv]

I recently used E6000 to re-install a lightweight metal broom handle into the original socket of the plastic broom it broke away from, .. it is on day two of drying and I will give it one extra day before testing .. so far, the bond looks great, it looks like it will hold very well,

[AzNightmare]

*This song is sick. Makes me want to dance while gluing random things in the house.*

[tomshatt]

Which one should I use for my hair? I'm being serious.

[ButterBallTheOpossum]

Did you dampen the gorrila glue peice? Your supposed to dampen one if tge peices

[jackfavvv]

Question, what if you get some glue on your hands?

[JA-uxdd]

The Gorilla products as with all super glue type product their "shear" capabilities are but a fraction of their tensile strength.

[MrRightNow]

From my experience epoxies tend to weaken with age and especially with temperature.. they also tend to yellow a good bit. I like gorilla glue a lot, although it does tend to foam

[jskweres]

Do you recommend E6000 to glue a cold car plastic piece to metal? I have some plastic trim that is coming off and live in Wisconsin.

[Tyler]

I wonder if we can use e6000 to make patterns like a glue gun. I am planning on trying out this diy to see if I can make spider web pattern for a Halloween book. Then painting it black after it dries. I just find hot glued too complicated

[PT-migh]

I have had excellent results with the gorilla epoxy on plastic, but not on metal.

[wheelife]

I’m just adding severel coats of Gorilla glue in the next few days. I need it to hold a piece of metal bracket that’s about 1/8 of an inch. It snapped when I applied some pressure. Not sure if I was glued or if just snapped, but I’m hoping the glue is enough. Or I might have to pick a welder and learn on how to weld 😆

[marini]

Man, I am really dissapointed with epoxies and glues. They are just too weak. I have been trying to use CA with added iron shavings or baking soda, JB Weld, Permatex, etc. They just suck for structural metal applications. I just bought some carbon fiber and I am going to try and fix some pot metal with epoxy and carbon fiber, because I don´t know what else to use. Of course sodering is the best option, but I can´t use that for small fixes on pot metal. Either way, thanks for your test. I was betting on the epoxy, but it failed me again...Lol.

[samanosukeakechi]

Man... I'm currently waiting for Gorilla glue to settle outside on my car window.. all other tapes and glues fail. Hopefully I get good results... 🙏

[wiscowalleye]

Not sure how much difference it would make but per the instructions your supposed to dampen one side of the material with water for the gorilla glue as this activates it.

[jeremygreen]

Where's crazy glue and epoxy JB weld...Everybody knows that gorilla glue has taken over!!

[nottheone]

JB Weld is a better epoxy for metal but E6000 will stick to metal better than any epoxy or CA

[pattrell]

Finally somebody doing a metal test. To some I'm like duh! To this YTer I say thanks a lot! I bought some gorilla clear grip[because I live in a small market so it's available even here] and I plan on double and triple jointing it. You see; I have some thin 1X2in metal plates that I need to make these longer so that I can screw them into place around a pole at the joints. I cannot do that unless I glue two of these plates together. I can glue them on the surface, at the top/bottom of the plates, and in unusable holes on the plates.
THEY ARE RECTANGULAR PLATES THAT LOOK LIKE THIS:

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Then, when I connect 2 of them, they look like this:


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The white holes represent glue holes that would normally be screw or bolt holes. They look just like the actual screw holes for this project. However, they will not be screwed here, because they would go through the pole. I do not have to, so I won't. The outside of these plates will be screwed or bolted on two sides[4 little plates total] underneath a pole joint for added support.

[ArcGlowingVision]

Good demonstration.

Wow I'm shocked.
These results where absolutely horrific.
The epoxy bonding should have been inseparable.

[chrisford]

Did he just really compar gorilla glue to the e6000 lmao. No comparison that was just common since right there.