Which Glue is Best?? ShooGoo Amazing Goop E6000 and Gorilla Glue

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[rhtufts]

E6000, Shoe Goo and Amazing Goop are all variations of the same glue made by the same company. They also make E6100 which just thicker less runny version of 6000. (6100 is hard to find.) Shoe Goo has been around since the early 70's.

[genmasaotome]

Great test. One criticism with the test... the eye hook set up pulls it downward... but also puts a twist... slight difference of the orientation of the eye hooks may give more twist over the others.

[RedRoxRc]

Thanks for taking the time to do a test like this. Really cool to see the comparison. I’ve been using shoe goo and e6000. Didn’t really know what was better. I have done one lexan body with the drywall tape and e6000. So far I’m happy. But it’s great to know the shoe goo will be just as good for that method. Thanks again. Great video!

[watcher]

Thanks! This is one of the BEST 'test' videos I've seen on YT for glues. Taking the time to change weights, and hours of drying is something not done by others. I can now see which glue I may choose to repair the pads that have some off the bottom of running shoes. The factory didn't do a good job because in one run, they all fell off one shoe! (Asics GT-2000) Managed to retrace the run and find every one of them! Your tests helped me decide which adhesive to use. Thank you for taking the time to set up these tests. NICE RC vehicles too!

[americanmade]

I found myself cheering for E6000, and ready to cringe when you hooked the gorilla glue... entertaining and simple science. Thanks again

[neilfpv]

Please do one more test between shoogoo and e6000. Weight at least 5 days before doing the 70ounce test. This is amazing!

[davewood]

I used some E6000 from a tube that was nearly dried out to the point of being like dough and it still held aluminum Gemini letters to red brick that was not cleaned on a windy cold day in the Texas panhandle. I highly recommend the brand.

[RealManSkills]

Shoe Goo, E6000 and Seal All (not in this video) - all made by the same company. All fairly good products. Thanks for the video.

[MrDrago]

Shoe goo has a Harder consistency when fully cured. Yes, still kind of rubbery but harder. E6000 is the way to go if you want something more flexible. E6000 can stretch 600 to 700 percent of its original shape and return back to the original. Take your pick. Both are probably overkill in performance when used in most common instances.

[PrincernPrince]

you keep putting the weights closer to the white bar above the eye of the screw on the first one which will help it to be stronger because the closer in the weight is the shorter the lever. The further out the weight is placed the more downward force is created on the glue. I know its only a small distance but if you're trying to do a test all conditions have to be the same for accuracy.

[gracesthill]

the way you spent days making this video! I am subscribing just for the level of effort! Thank you, sir!

[drog]

I prefer the Shoo Goo myself, but have used the E6000 as well and find that it is a little easier to work with (the SG seems to thicken up quicker so you have to work faster), I also really like the various JB welds, the plastic and clear welds in particular for this hobby.

[daveschidlmeier]

I have a pair of Muck Boots that caught on a hook and tore a hole in in the rubber side by the right ankle. They were 2 years old at the time.
I purchased a 2 oz tube of E6000 rubber adhesive and repaired the wound inside an out. Thin layers inside, thick patch on the outside hole. That was 3 years ago. No leaks, and the outside patch is even hard to see now. Great Glue E6000. I still have the remainder of the E6000, and it is still pliable and good. Use some last week. Good stuff !!!

[timscott]

BTW, the solvent for E6000 is dry cleaning fluid aka By adding this to E6000 you can make an excellent low viscosity version of the glue. I used it to seal joints in sea fishing traces, and it is untouched by saltwater immersion.

[isaiahfurrow]

I have used Shoe Goo and E6000 quite a bit over the years... amazing to see how they do after 24 hours...
I have been using 2 things lately as theyre really handy at the track, E6000 is available im 4-packs of small tubes, which is convenient, as well as FlexTape, by the flex seal brand(do not cut it with scissors, use a razor blade, hobby knife, etc...)
Thanks for this comparison, I'll keep on with Shoe Goo and E6000...

[mickd]

Well you had me glued to the screen Joe.. Lol.. good bit of info though.
Enjoy your Easter mate... Cheers

[OGRH]

4:33 "24.5oz on here now..."
*Hangs the weight behind the loop, decreasing leverage & therefore force exponentially, giving Amazing Goop a massive advantage.

I can tell you are earnestly attempting to conduct an extremely useful, unbiased, genuine experiment for the benefit of mankind. Not only do I applaud you for doing this, I am grateful as this was certainly not an "all for nothing" production. Anyone who watches this through will have undoubtedly benefited from your awesome contribution to mankind. With that being said overlooking small details of this sort, will flaw and or skew the results massively. Extreme care needs to be taken in every detail, from evenly preparing each surface, direction the loop is in, the way you let go, to how long you leave the weight on. If we catch small oversights we are likely (and fair) to assume there are others we're not getting footage of. Just some constructive feedback. Again thank you for doing this. I look forward to seeing more experiments like this, from you. Please keep these details things in mind... if nothing else, just so we know we can take your findings to the bank. 💪

[justadbeer]

I may be wrong here, but I think Shoo-Goo was the original stuff, being available in the late 80's, early 90's. I was told that that was what they use to bond the soles to running shoes. I've used it at work to mount steel on steel fixtures (they will never come apart even when you want to) and have even repaired several snowmobile tracks where I have torn out a stud and it worked remarkably well for that.

[Veganarchy-Zetetic]

Both Shoe Goo and E6000 take up to 72 hours to fully cure, not sure about the others but would have been nice to see how strong they are after the full curing time.

[zeeshimon]

I don't know why this is so exciting and entertaining but my heart is beating fast every time he puts the hook on a different stick period and then when he's like damn. I can't wait to see more videos like this