Loctite Stik'n Seal Extreme Conditions Adhesive, 0.58 fl oz, 6, Squeeze Tube

I love this glue. So far it has been the best glue Ive used to really secure my crafts. I make Harry Potter inspired items and potions that require a really solid seal so that when I ship them, they don't leak. A lot of my orders ship to Florida in the baking heat of a UPS truck so I needed a glue that could withstand high temps and not melt in transit and end up leaking or breaking. I havent tried the glue in extreme temps yet, but in terms of how well it keeps things attached so far, I am really pleased. I have tried super glue (so messy), e6000 (not nearly strong enough), welding glue and many others. This one so far is my favorite and nothing so far has broken or leaked in transit. Very happy with my purchase.

Had a cracked headlight lens cover (and expensive to replace entire unit). Initially mistakenly used Loctite Super Glue but it reacted with lens material and turned white, looked bad. Called Loctite and told it was due to cyanoacrylate in Super Glue reacting with polycarbonate lens cover. They advised using their Stik’n Seal since would not react and resistant to high and low temperatures (as well as many other attributes needed for this use). Re-wet sanded and polished the lens and tried to remove some of old glue. Applied two coats of Stik’n Seal, pushing gently along crack lines and crevasses. Checked next day, it dried very hard and clear. Waited 3 days then wiped lens cover with 15% isopropyl alcohol and sprayed two coats of headlight clearcoat. Fortunately the Stik’n Seal did not adversely react with the clearcoat spray. Remains to be seen how durable it will be over time in hot and cold weather. Wish I had researched the reactivity of different glues and called Loctite before starting this project.

I have quite the collection of industrial adhesives that I have gotten through the years of my hobbies. This glue stands out from the rest and is something that I can not speak highly enough of. I have used this several times to adhere glass to glass and polymer to aluminum. In the case of the glass, the bond was much stronger than anything else that I have ever used on glass and for that alone, I planned on giving this five stars. What really tipped me over the edge though was plastic on aluminum. I was clamping a terminal block to a plate and when it came time to remove that terminal block, it was not an easy task. Usually gluing onto flat metal that I had barely prepared is something that is a more fragile bond, though I really did have to pry at it. Be wary though: if you are not clamping things together; your mileage may vary. Because of that, I can not say that this is a great all-around glue, though it is definitely something that is in my top 3 of all time.

Works pretty well. I bought to fix plastic in the frig. In cold temp and compression was good. I tried inserting stripped screw in wood and took a while to set. Now that in compression, seems to hold. No glue works on all services . Nice that it’s flexible.

good stuff

I ordered a glass swan for my mantle and it arrived broken. The seller didn’t have a replacement so I tried Superglue, predictably a total failure. Then I tried Locktite. It seemed pretty solid after 2 days so I shook the piece a little. Not smart. Locktite isn’t brittle but it did pull apart. I peeled the old glue off and tried again, this time without the shaking test. The break does of course show but the Locktite is holding. The glass is pretty heavy so I glued a narrow strip of clear, rigid plastic to each side of the break and so far, after a week, it’s holding. Definitely better than Superglue on glass-to-glass.

I used the glue to put a mirrow back on my windshield. I have a 2012 VW Passat the rear view mirror is larger than a regular mirrow. I probably used more than instructed, but it held and everything is working fine. Good product

This item was purchased because it could be used at high heat. I needed to repair the rubber strip on my vacuum seal machine. Sadly, the product did not stay glued to the surface and came off after first bag was sealed. The product had been used, followed directions and let it cure for several days before using. Oh well.