Steevo
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Anybody use it? Any good?
Gorilla glue
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Lincs Lass
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- north lincs
Good stuff ,stuck the T handle back on my shovel last night ,fresh dowel glued in aswell
suffolksmallholder
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- Suffolk
I use polyurethane glue all the time (foamy glue) It has many uses & one of the many in this market is Gorilla glue. It was originally from the shoe industry. It is gap filling & quick setting. It glues wood to stone & is good for those irritating rawl plugs that just don't want to stay in the wall. I have a water spray thingy for stuff that's too dry so it bonds better.
It isn't as strong as resin and is different to trad white wood glue but in all honesty I use it the most in my every-day work.
Don't be tempted to buy a huge pot, a small pot will go a long way and as it has a shelf life you won't end up with a solid un-useable mass in the bottom of your pot.
I do a lot of wood-work repairs & it's good in this field.
SS
It isn't as strong as resin and is different to trad white wood glue but in all honesty I use it the most in my every-day work.
Don't be tempted to buy a huge pot, a small pot will go a long way and as it has a shelf life you won't end up with a solid un-useable mass in the bottom of your pot.
I do a lot of wood-work repairs & it's good in this field.
SS
do you any broken gorillas ?
crofter 65
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I though it was made from gorillas.
gorillas what ?
REStracTORATION
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Interested to know if this stuff works is it flexible
Polyurethane all the way as an adhesives here,
Put 3 dollops on a 8x4 sheet as a temporary job
Erm cant actually get the bugger to part it broke the sheet
Poly is great but dont use it as a joke on your mates van door either
Polyurethane all the way as an adhesives here,
Put 3 dollops on a 8x4 sheet as a temporary job
Erm cant actually get the bugger to part it broke the sheet
Poly is great but dont use it as a joke on your mates van door either
REStracTORATION
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There Tears from the highest living virgin gorrila in the congo
The fake stuff is from zoo gorillas not near as good
oh not milking male gorillas?There Tears from the highest living virgin gorrila in the congo
The fake stuff is from zoo gorillas not near as good
REStracTORATION
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you have a pay bracket ? where the feck is that on a tractorGorilla milking
I cant answer that its out of my pay bracket
Campbell
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- Herefordshire
Regular clear silicone sealant is great for fixing and joining stuff. Try shifting a bath that some genius has silicone'd to a wall.
REStracTORATION
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I cant answer that for once.... that is giving away precious information that has taken years to acheive.
I can give you coordinates for pokèmon thats about it.
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marcusthehat
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Stixall bes my current "go-to" favourite, since someone(in the family) "borrowed" my carefully hoarded Gorrila glue,
thats the thanks a body gets for buying the weans a house o their own!
thats the thanks a body gets for buying the weans a house o their own!
REStracTORATION
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Dont know myself had to google it
My lad came home saying sumert about it
I think you have to find them outside on a tablet smart phone not to sure lost interest and started searching for tractors and parts ive the attention span of about 7 seconds
Maynards wine gums are bloody gourgeos with a can of fosters did you know that.
Oh sorry @Steevo for the hijacking im finished now
Steevo
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- Gloucestershire
Thanks guys! I return to this thread after 101 quotes and mentions thinking it's super popular an expecting some useful advice and top tips....
I ask because I saw an advert on TV last night for it and it said it sticks wood to stone to glass to plastic etc.
I've got a plastic "cover" with recessed three bolt holes in but the recessed hole is now bigger so the shoulder of the bolt won't hold it and it goes straight through.
First thought - buy another cover
Second thought - could use a washer and non recessed bolt, but would look untidy
Saw advert and thought if it's really strong enough, I could glue a washer to the back of the panel, thus bolting the washer, which is then glued to the cover.
Will this botch hold...and be the first of many Gorilla Glue masterpieces....or will I end up having to buy a new cover anyway so may as well not waste time botching now?
I ask because I saw an advert on TV last night for it and it said it sticks wood to stone to glass to plastic etc.
I've got a plastic "cover" with recessed three bolt holes in but the recessed hole is now bigger so the shoulder of the bolt won't hold it and it goes straight through.
First thought - buy another cover
Second thought - could use a washer and non recessed bolt, but would look untidy
Saw advert and thought if it's really strong enough, I could glue a washer to the back of the panel, thus bolting the washer, which is then glued to the cover.
Will this botch hold...and be the first of many Gorilla Glue masterpieces....or will I end up having to buy a new cover anyway so may as well not waste time botching now?
whole new avenue of botches on botch thread or glueing things up with steevo threadThanks guys! I return to this thread after 101 quotes and mentions thinking it's super popular an expecting some useful advice and top tips....
I ask because I saw an advert on TV last night for it and it said it sticks wood to stone to glass to plastic etc.
I've got a plastic "cover" with recessed three bolt holes in but the recessed hole is now bigger so the shoulder of the bolt won't hold it and it goes straight through.
First thought - buy another cover
Second thought - could use a washer and non recessed bolt, but would look untidy
Saw advert and thought if it's really strong enough, I could glue a washer to the back of the panel, thus bolting the washer, which is then glued to the cover.
Will this botch hold...and be the first of many Gorilla Glue masterpieces....or will I end up having to buy a new cover anyway so may as well not waste time botching now?
REStracTORATION
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Can you fit a nut sert / rivet nut to it???Thanks guys! I return to this thread after 101 quotes and mentions thinking it's super popular an expecting some useful advice and top tips....
I ask because I saw an advert on TV last night for it and it said it sticks wood to stone to glass to plastic etc.
I've got a plastic "cover" with recessed three bolt holes in but the recessed hole is now bigger so the shoulder of the bolt won't hold it and it goes straight through.
First thought - buy another cover
Second thought - could use a washer and non recessed bolt, but would look untidy
Saw advert and thought if it's really strong enough, I could glue a washer to the back of the panel, thus bolting the washer, which is then glued to the cover.
Will this botch hold...and be the first of many Gorilla Glue masterpieces....or will I end up having to buy a new cover anyway so may as well not waste time botching now?
Or fibre glass and redrill