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Used this Gorilla Glue to stick two stone slabs onto brick at one side and metal at the other. It's fair to say the joining parts have to fit closely together( e.g. there must not be a gap between mating parts) but if this can be achieved this glue bonds perfectly. Once glued I weighted the slabs down using a heavy weight ( in my case buckets filled with water were placed on top). After a couple of hours the glue had set, though I would leave the joint 24/48 hours before disturbing it.
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This glue has caused a real head ache. It foams up to about 10 times the size of what you glue on to the brick etc and in effect becomes an unsightly yellow foam. Absolutely no good for say garden DIY jobs unless you like looking at messy yellow foam. Be warned...
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Used this to reglue/repair a wooden bench seat which is kept outdoors all year round. It worked well, more expansion that I expected, only time will tell how weather proof and long lasting it wil be. The glue is quite thick therefore I used a wooden spatula to apply it.
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Used Gorilla Glue to affix cat deterrent spikes to wall. Excellent job. io have also used it on plastics and ceramics and metal with great results. only problem is that I ordered too much for the purpose. Still, it will keep.
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This is probably one of the best glues you will ever come across as long as you are aware that is expands when curing so you need to have the work well clamped. However when its cured and dried it would take a saw to get it apart it is really a wonderful product.
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