E6000 Multi purpose adhesive

[Jim]

Y'all ever seen this stuff? I had an situation this morning that required an overhead application. Janet had this in her stuff and I tried it.
The consistency is about like hot glue when it's first coming out of the gun. Directions say metal to metal is one of many applications with 24 to 72 hours cure time.
I'll see how it is tomorrow morning and post on results.

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[joatmon]

Thats what came with the ladder racks for my service van. Was to put it around the thru bolts for sealing. In 3 years never a leak! Good stuff!
Aaron

[Jim]

Below is a photo of the 7/8 X 14 nut under the top flange of my hydraulic press. I had attached it with a brittle adhesive awhile back and it let go. The E6000 is holding tight.

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[PatMarlin]

I used to have some of that.

I need an adhesive to glue leather on cloth.

[Von Dingo]

I need an adhesive to glue leather on cloth.

Pat,

Have you tried Weldbond? It is a PVA glue, in the same family as the "tannersbond" gules that are sold under store names, but a little thicker. It suggests thinning for use on leather. If leather is glued with one of the tannersbond glues, the leather will tear before the glue lets go.

[Eutectic]

I've patched my sandbags with it. My wife uses it for her crafts

[CLAYPOOL]

Who's it made by..? Company name I mean?
SEE YUW
CLAYPOOL