Ceramic Glue,Glue for Ceramics & Porcelain Repair, Clear Ceramic Metal Adhesive,Super Glue All Purpose,Instant Strong Adhesive for Ceramic,Metal, Plastic, Rubber, Wood, Leather,DIY Craft -20g

Easy to use, good adhesion would purchase again

I bought this because my gf accidentally broke the handle off my favorite coffee mug. I bought this to hopefully fix it and so far so good. I’ve used it several times and it has held up so far. If it fails I will edit my review, so if you’re seeing this no news is good news.

Did NOTwork

I had dropped a ceramic plate in the sink and it cracked into two. Used this for the repair. Holding fine, so far. Time will tell.

I have a blue and white oriental vase that was a gift from my husband back when we were dating, lo these many years ago. A slight accident took a nice sized wedge out of the top of the vase (about 2 inches worth of ceramic.) The good news was that the break was all in one piece, so any repair wouldn't require me putting it together like a jigsaw puzzle. But until I got this adhesive, which is meant for this kind of fixit work, I just kept the piece near the base of the vase, and stuck it in the back of the china cabinet.It works pretty much like any other super glue. The real difference is these extremely long and thin applicator caps one can use, presumably if you're putting the glue in a hard to find spot, or if you want to be super precise in your application. I didn't need them, so I just used it like any other glue. Worked perfectly fine. The repair is seamless, and my vase is being restored to service, just in time for all those spring flowers I'll be buying.Recommend for those household repairs.

The reason I got this is the claim to be “safe and non-toxic”, though I cannot check this claim, have to trust it.I waited to gather a few things to use it for, since this is the same as other super-glue, once opened has to be used within hours. I can tell it does work well for ceramics, plastic and rubber (I glued rubber feet that fell of some plastic surfaces). Not sure how elastic it remains after curing, as I did not try to glue rubber parts that are stretched as part of their normal function.The glue consistency is very watery, it spreads quickly from the spot where it is applied. Have to work fast and be prepared to wipe out any runoff promptly. I also got the gel version from the same brand, different consistency and less runny: the glue works better for surfaces that match perfectly, the gel works better for situations where the there are gaps to be filled.

First, my wife had a ceramic what-not with a bunny on it that had a broken ear. This glue did a great job in returning the ear to the proper bunny and she's happy with it.However, I think that this may not have been a new item when I got it. I opened the box and it had two fine-tip applicators with the bottle, and the other reviews that I've read all say it came with three. When I opened the cap, which is designed with a "puncture top" that you turn the cap around and punch a hole in the dispenser tip to open it, this cap was not tight on the dispenser tip, the hole was already punched in the tip, and the outside of the tip was wet with product which I discovered immediately upon touching it and getting my fingers glued together.So, even though it appears to have been an opened and returned bottle, it still appears to be functional, and there is an amazing amount of the fluid in the bottle, unusual for any of these products.My last two comments are 1) for having been opened for however long that has been, it is still working. It has been my experience that once you open one of these, the air and moisture get to it and within just a few days, it becomes hardened and/or loses its ability to stick to anything. And 2) the description suggests that this is a thickened liquid that possibly could cover irregular gaps when used. To me, this liquid appeared to be the same as any of the other super-glue products I have ever used, it is very thin and fluid, and I'm not convinced that it would cover any gaps.

How did Amazon know I recently broke two things with sentimental value? Oh well - the point is that this item came up as "recommended" shortly after I broke two things - one made out of glass (melted marbles) and one made out of ceramic (bisque).The bottle comes with two precision applicator tips. For me, the applicator tip was a blessing and a curse. A blessing because it allowed me to apply the glue to the narrow edges of my broken bowl, but a curse because the tip did not go on securely and this led to drips down the side of the bottle when I put it down, then it got on my fingers. Another time, a drip landed on a pair of tweezers I had out and adhered the tweezers to the countertop, through the paper towel I had everything sitting on. So even though I was being careful, the tip did not help me stay clean! The tip will be a one-time use item. There is no way to clean out the glue that will be left behind in this. I tried to put a sewing needle in the tip, but it isn't long enough to clear out the tip all the way.This stuff bonds fast, including skin, so if you don't want your fingers to get stuck to other things, then have a bowl of acetone (nail polish remover) nearby to dip in. You might also want a q-tip (cotton swap) to dip in the acetone and selectively apply it to pieces you got misplaced/misaligned.