Damn Good - 20910DG UV Glue Plastic Weld, 11.5g (10mL)

I use this glue for tying fishing flies. It seems to work really well. It hardens quickly when exposed to the UV light I bought. I will definitely buy again.

Edit:. I hope the manufacturer reads this!!I still stand by this glue! This is one excellent product.The first bottle I bought had a black nozzle/tip. The last bottle has a clear tip, and this is a problem. You can't work under strong florescent light or outside, the glue hardens in the tip pretty quickly and stops flowing. Please replace the tips with the black ones again. I was able to remove the tip from my old bottle and put it in the new one, all is good. But I wasted glue doing so.I'm losing count of the things I've repaired with this. It's good stuff. Just please fix the tip!Original review:So I dropped my favorite leaf blower on concrete. And then found out it was discontinued so no replacement. It is old enough that I couldn't get parts for it anymore. I have adapters for it that I use to clean gutters, etc. So I had to find a way to fix it.Then I came across this glue on Amazon. And I must say that the name of this product is accurate. With a little super glue, a popsicle stick, and this glue I honestly believe that the plastic housing of my leaf blower is stronger than ever. I had broken parts of the handle, several of the plastic motor mounts, and one of the plastic screw 'towers' that hold the housing halves together. I did a pretty thorough job of destroying my leaf blower.I was able to rebuild the motor supports, and 'weld' around the screw connection. Better than new! I plan to buy another just to have on hand for my next clumsy emergency.Others have been disappointed and I'm not sure that they knew what to expect. This doesn't work like traditional glue, which is why I used a combination of this and super glue. If you have to glue parts together and you can't see between the parts, then the UV light will not be able to harden the 'glue' simply because it can't get to it. Use super glue to glue the 'hidden' areas together, then 'weld' around the outside with this. I'm convinced that the combination of the two is strong.If the area you want to weld is exposed and may tarnish the appearance of your item, then this may not be for you. If you can put a bead out of sight then this is excellent. Lightly sanding the area to weld helps with shiny plastics.If I had any complaint, I wish there were several options of consistency. The thickness seemed perfect for my project. I can see though that there could be instances where a slightly thicker gel would be better.

The tiny black container doesn't show the amount of product. I feel I was "short changed" as it didn't last long or fix much of anything. I would not buy this product again.

I have a clear plastic refrigerator vegetable crisper drawer that I dropped. It literally broke in half. Knowing that I wasn't going to find a replacement, I ordered this Damn Good - 20910DG UV Glue Plastic Weld.Keep in mind that this plastic weld does not come with a UV light for curing. It is assumed you are buying it to refill an existing plastic weld kit with a UV light that you already own. In my case, I have a powerful 51 LED 395 nM ultraviolet blacklight flashlight (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008133KB4) that I use for hunting and grading certain gem stones. It happens that 395 nM is the ideal UV wavelength to cure this plastic weld.There was plenty of glue in the bottle to run the entire length of the fracture. I still have plenty left for other future repair projects. When exposed to my UV flashlight, it cured rock hard in only two or three seconds. My vegetable crisper drawer is fixed and back in service. This plastic weld is an excellent product.

My biggest frustration with a similar product was that it always arrived incredibly messing in its packaging wrappers. This singular bottle arrived VERY CLEAN, and opening it was also clean. Using it is like any other UV hardening gels. It hardens well under strong UV lights, and it hardens transparently.I highly recommend this. When I run out, I may order the five-pack of this product.I'm a model train repair technician, so I use chemicals like this CONSTANTLY. This is a very reliable product.

As best as I can tell, this glue acts like and sets similarly to the real Bondic. the real Bondic comes with a handy needle point applicator in a squeezable tube that is very handy for application. I just refill this with the "Damn Good" refill bottle and I cannot tell the difference. The bottle has a pointed tip also but is much bigger and it would be hard for small pinpoint application of the glue.As one Bondic refill is $16.95 and 5 for $36 ($7 each) this refill is considerably cheaper. if the bottle stays free flowing, it should refill the original 2 and a half times for $9.One thing I really think it is good for: The original Bondic has a flaw. If you store it tip side down, it sometimes leaks out. (this stuff is very viscous and sticky and hard to clean up) If you store it tip side up, it avoids this but it takes a long time (15-20 seconds) for the glue to flow from holder to the needle tip. Worse in cold weather I believe.So, if you fill it so that it is almost full, you can still store it tip up and when you turn it business end down, it takes much less time to flow out the tip.

Barely hardened when brand new, using a 10W UV light. The second time I really really needed to use it a few months later it had solidified in the tightly-closed original container and despite having been stored in cool dark location. Very expensive stuff for a product which worked one time and not very well then. A two-star rating seems overly generous.

Works well and is very easy to use. Not as strong as CA glue but good for many applications.