ALECPEA Silicone Glue, 30g Clear Flexible Adhesive with 3 Applicator Tips

How can there be any negative reviews about this product. I took 2 1/8 silicone hoses and cut it into 4 different section. I used the included reduction fitting and just put enough around the edges on just one tube- instead of holding for 5-10 seconds-( having previous experience with a rubber glue called KISS- which at the time years ago was the only superglue that was flexible for both rubber and silicone) I held each section with enough pressure to not cave the tube, for 30-40 seconds. Then I went to a 1/4 silicone tube and cut them into 4 sections. I waited a full 24 hours instead an hour or so to set and cure. I now had 4 tubes that were glued using this product. I pulled and stretched it to more than double its length- the silicone tubes were not only glued (fixed) together, the tubing retained its flexibility-with just a little bit of material on the edges-that were a little hard. Most importantly the flow of any type of material- within reason- there was no blockage and then I pulled with real force. The silicone started to tear at the seam but it held and I could observe the flexibility of the product. It tore a little but held and their was no leakage. This product is beyond my comprehension. I didn’t know it even existed. I took the 3 leading silicone superglues on the market and this one outperformed by a wide margin. I did not try to see if it was ready in an hour 2 - I waited 24 hours. Incidentally the tubes looked like they had been welded together. A perfect even symmetrical joint. This the very best product I have used to date. It’s difficult to believe advertising because so much is that if music was advertising- they sing a fine tune. I know this is the real deal and know if you follow my procedure their is no chance of failure. I might add that I did not- did not - use isopropyl alcohol to clean the joints to clean the joints. Just a microfiber towel to wipe the cut ends before joining. I might also add when cutting the silicone tubing into sections. I used an internal metal rod to make as clean of a straight cut as l could. They weren’t perfect. It didn’t matter. 2 days ago I wrote this review and tried another test. I had some old silicone ear tips that I occasionally wear. I made the best cut I could on the stem and it was not straight. It was jagged and out of round. It didn’t matter the product welded the stems together as long as their was enough pressure where the silicone from both ends were crushed( if crushed is the right word) I did not clean the stems in any way, did wash my hands. In closing, this silicone superglue is fantastic. The real deal. I am elated that technology and chemistry have evolved to make this product available and that it actually works better I think than advertised and as good as advertised. It does require some practice and a little finesse to go along with it. Try some discarded material first once it meets your expectations- just do it

easy to apply, works well on squishy plugs that are ripping. you really get more than you’ll need if your doing a few squishy repairs, as well as multiple nozzles. doesn’t leak or dry up when in bottle, no noticeable odor. all i would say is if you want a soft glue this is not it, the glue does harden.

Hello, I bought this product in October 2025 to attach wire supports to Henry’s silicone on my RV this year. Today, I tried to attach the supports, but the glue in the two bottles I purchased had dried out (see photos). I’m disappointed and angry because I live in Canada, so I had to go to the States to get the bottles, in addition to paying a nearly 40% exchange rate. The product’s shelf life isn’t indicated on the bottles. If I had known the product wouldn’t even last a year, I wouldn’t have bought it for $40 CAD for 2.12 oz. It seems to me that Amazon should refund me or send me two new bottles.

I got this to fix tears as they come in my swim fins. It works well at sealing the holes and dries quick. It does take over a day to cure but after it holds up for quite a while. I do have to keep checking periodically for any new tears and sometimes it in a spot that has already been glued. Also the glue dries white if that matters to anyone. I don’t particularly care because nobody is looking close at my fins. It’s not perfect but it’s less expensive than buying new fins every few months. I didn’t see any instructions on how to store it but I assume it’s best for a cool and dry environment. I had my old bottle on a shelf in the bathroom and the glue solidified in the bottle after only a couple uses. So I had to buy a new bottle and will keep it in a different spot in hopes it lasts longer.

Finally a glue that bonds silicone. I bet I bought every glue on the market that says it bonds silicone so when I saw this glue I was like yeah right so I did a hail Mary and bought it. I researched the type of silicone I have ( chemical makeup ) and when this glue says it does CAR,TPU,TRP and TPE this glue is the ONLY ones that advertise the types of silicone it works on. If you are wandering what I am glueing. I have acquired a good bit of Adult Toys ( wink wink ) and the manufacturer doesn’t sell the parts or attachment that break and you have to buy the whole device again. I will say this if you are gluing the devices like I gave they need to be stupid clean and what I mean if you can submerge the part in really hot soapy water and let it set for awhile and remove it from the water and rinse thoroughly and let it set for a day or two to dry out and when binding together make sure the pieces fit exactly because as soon as this glue touches the other parts you have about 3 seconds before it bonds together and the other thing is the reaction of them bonding creates a rough place so if that part touches your skin you may have to take a razor blade or small scissors to cut the roughness out, but I’m ordering probably five more bottles of this. I always say this people do your research before buying anything and don’t impulse buy and when it doesn’t work the way you thought it would and then go on a vendor’s site and leave a bad review because you speed read and bought a product. Anyway I am extremely happy with this product.

So it is a cylinder shape of toy that made with very soft yet thick rubber like silicon, aqnd it was torm with a crack, i used the this silicon glue, and only placed the glue on 1 side and pushed the other side, and both sides adhered to each other instantly!!! However, here comes the problem, so yes, the crack is now sealed, i no longer need to worry about it would crack more. but.... after waiting for 24 hours to let it completely dried, the spot that the being glued together now hardened and this is an intimate toy that the silicon is supposed to be making direct contact to my skin, and perhaps with repetitive rubbing motion too, with its now hardened, how is it possible to still provide the same purpose to me as an intimate toy??

First, you should know that this glue is very, very thin, so you need to practice with it before working on a delicate project. Fortunately, I did just that, and the outcome of my repair exceeded my expectations. I was very skeptical that there could be a glue for silicone rubber that would work, but this worked perfectly to glue very thin pieces of a remote control membrane together for what appears to be a durable solution.

This is 100% silicone glue, it’s not extremely flexible but it is slightly flexible without cracking. The most important part is you have to clean your surfaces, wipe clean and rinse with isopropyl alcohol and allow it to dry. Roughing the surface would be even better for adhesion. clamp your things together to let it set up. That 10-45 seconds isn’t a joke. Allowing it to cure for the full 24 hours before use. It’s got a slight odor, different than plan CA glue which is what also leads me to believe it isn’t plain superglue. It’s super thin, and will bead up and run off of your silicone items, but so far I’ve managed to glue several pieces of silicone mat together and they hold well. It leaves a slight residue around your glue surfaces but so far I have no complaints about its ability to glue silicone together. We shall see if it’s better or worse than sil-poxy but it’s certainly significantly cheaper.

Finally silicone glue that actually works!

Got it for securing silicone cord knots when making bead bracelets, and it sure works! Just be careful, it behaves like superglue so don't get it on you. I did, nailpolish remover got it off though.

It works great..better than the stuff the manufacturer gives you in a tube. Makes you a pro repairing with little effort. Just trim the edges where it bonds if you put too much by mistake.

Works just as advertised, had to glue a resin item onto an apple silicone iPhone case. Worked perfectly, very happy

Perfect silicone glue. Good for toys, spray nozzles, everything!