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J-B Weld can be found in every mechanic’s toolbox. There’s no better way to repair metal without welding. Let’s take a look at this unique
Elmer’s School Glue is perhaps the most well known Elmer’s Product. Extremely safe, easy to use and easy to clean, Elmer’s School Glue have been
E6000 is loved by crafters, makers and DIYers alike. This unique adhesive has all the sticking power of a regular glue, but some strange and
Helping you find the right type of glue for your project.
Just chipped your $4000 granite kitchen island? Don’t panic! Granite is easy to repair if you have the right tools. Let’s look at some different
Felt is easy to glue. Most household glues will work on it, but different glues have different properties. Let’s find out which glue is best
Kayaks can be difficult to repair, in part due to the HDPE plastic they are constructed from. That being said, it is definitely possible if
Answers to common questions about adhesives.
Glue is found almost everywhere, even in cosmetics that people use every day. In this article I’m going to explain what effect different glues have
There are some misconceptions about edible glues, especially around school glues. The truth is, no household glues are actually “edible”. Let’s find out why, and
Can glue freeze? And what happens if you try? How cold can glue actually get before it freezes? Let’s find out together! Can you freeze
Interesting glue facts and fun stuff I’ve picked up over the years.
Have you just bought a cute little succulent from the store, only to get it home and realize the flower is made from STRAW and
The invention of Superglue is a classic story of not thinking outside the box. Discovered TWICE by accident by material scientists working for the US
Everyone knows Elmer’s white school glue, it’s been filling the classrooms of America for almost 70 years! But have you ever thought about what else
