Bob Smith Industries BSI-116H Clear IC-Gel Super Glue Gel, 20g

The first tube I bought worked great for gluing coral frags to my rocks or frag plugs/disks. However this one was horrible and will just cause aggravation. Apparently they changed their formula and it was for the worse (usually what happens when they try to cut costs). The bonding strength is extremely weak and brittle. The coral breaks off the plug even before I get it into place in the tank. Forget trying to glue the frag directly to the rocks because it won't hold no matter how much you use. Every frag I glued using this new formula has broken off within a day or two while all frags with the old formula are still holding.Next problem is that it clogs the tip every time and I have to poke the tip through to use. With the old formula I used the whole tube without clogging once. Also the thickness is a lot more runny now than before.Until they switch back to their old formula or you know for sure you're getting the old formula I would not buy. The manufacturer has admitted there is a problem and planning to go back to the old formula.

This glue is much better value than buying bottle upon bottle of loc-tite. It works well, and there is lots in a tube. I plan on stocking up. My only complaint is that the start of each tube is very watery. I try to mix it well before opening, but the first mL squeezed out is liquid, not gel. which, if you have fish in your tank while you are gluing coral, is very dangerous. my recommendations are to slowly lower your frag into the water the first few times, and the liquid glue will gather on the top before going into the tank. If there are fish in your tank, perhaps do this in a separate bucket of water.Use disposable gloves, and roll the tube from the bottom.

I have little kids and they break stuff. Constantly.Sometimes, I get lucky and I can cobble it back together with some BSI-116H Clear IC-Gel ("super glue"). I've had the greatest successes repairing ceramic items with it (plates, floor tile, trophies, Dora the Explorer lamp). I also use it occasionally for the kids' art projects, when Elmer's just won't cut it.And - thanks to Google - I didn't have to call the fire department. It does, indeed, come off with nail polish remover.

I had an emergency and I had to divide my tank. This was the only glue I had home so I used it to glue the divider bars to the glass. It's surprisingly strong and dries super fast. The beginning comes out more liquid than gel and if you mess around with it too much, it can come loose. (To be fair I was really forcing them) I added some more glue later while it had water and it's holding well now.It's very fast so be careful with your fingers! I used gloves and definitely got some on it.I got some on the glass by mistake and I was able to remove it easily with common nail polish remover.I also glued 2 glass baby food jars together and it's holding well but it took some time to dry.I highly recommend it to anyone. Especially to those who hate waiting for silicon to dry.

This is hands down the best coral frag glue on the market. I have had other companies send me their glue for free, and I still choose to buy this. Glue is hard to get a lid that works, and this one is better than most, but not fool proof. With my last tube, I had to write the company, and they did send me extra tips. They were very nice, and great to deal with. This is my ONLY go-to glue! The glue is very thick, put it where you want it, hold for 10 sec, and there it stays. They sell accelerator, I have never needed it.

Mixed reviews - seemed to work but is difficult to work with, very smelly - overwhelming to me. And it hardens up in the tube wile trying to get it out. I only got one use of the tube..putting a couple of pieces back on a clay pot. I could have bought a new pot. It is very thick which is good. I got it because of being thick and waterproof. There are instructions on the Bob Smith Industries website about keeping it as fresh as possible but it hardened up while I was using it. ever got to store it.

This is good but there is something i don't like, once it is in the water, it will dried up easily and you will not be able to position your frag. Maybe it is just me but it is my experience.

I use this glue to mount orchids and am very satisfied. The glue works well even when orchids are wet, surfaces don't need to be flush, it's non-toxic to orchids, and it sets up relatively quickly. Suggestion: wear gloves when using this!