Tesa Sugru Super Glue - Waterproof Wood Glue for Home Improvement & Crafts - Use as a Poster Putty or Silicone Adhesive for Repairing & Bonding - 3 Pack - Black (3.5g/ea)

This is great stuff!! Sugru is a handy product that has dozens, if not hundreds, of uses. A pliable, moldable clay-like "glue" that bonds to almost anything to repair a broken object, improve something that is not broken to make it more functional, or create something that doesn't exist. I have added heat-proof handles to pots & pans, fixed a broken garden sculpture, added "feet" to kitchen counter items & planters, fixed zipper pulls, repaired charger cords, & more!. Waterproof, heat resistant, stays pliable after it sets. Non-toxic, too. You can blend colors to match almost anything. Love this product!

I've been using Sugru for a few years now to repair dishwasher rack and shredding laptop power cords. Works exactly as stated but be sure to follow directions. The only set back is the cost.

Sugru is great; you can bind anytime together with it. However, don't buy more of this than you're going to use within a few weeks. Even in the individual packets, the sugru cures after a few months and becomes unusable. So buy fewer if you can.

Read about this on Reddit when I was looking to repair my suitcase. I ordered some and was able to repair a crack in a hardback suitcase. Totally worth it to not have to spend money on a brand new suitcase. It was super easy to use as well.Can’t wait to use this on other things around the house

I found sugru a few years ago, and have bought it off and on as needed for different projects. In the description its called a 'super glue' - well, sort of. To me, it's more like a self-curing modeling clay with glue mixed in. It sticks to what I put it on, cures without having to be put into a kiln, and can be shaped to lots of uses.But I won't use it to stick two pieces of a broken cup together - it would work, but the seam would have to be pretty thick. And it isn't food grade.What I have used it for: protect USB wire where it enters the plug, put a loose handle back on a skillet solidly, and add a hand grip to it - sugru's heat resistant, and has had no trouble with my x-hot burner turned all the way up, no discoloration, bubbling, etc. at all. I put little blobs of sugru on the ends of hooks to make them gentler on my clothes - I'd like to say they were little globes, but I didn't make them that perfect - but they do work perfectly. I put oil on the inside of a bottle cap and used it to mold bumpers for my toilets to keep the seat cover from pushing the top cover off - I wasn't sure how long that would take to cure, but in 24 hours it was fine; still there, unobtrusively doing the job. And I've used it to replace those little rubber feet that are always falling off of things. None of the sugru feet have fallen off yet.And what is VERY important for me is that this does NOT have a strong, lingering smell. I'm chemically sensitive, so a lot of the glues, molding products, epoxy's and such out there would give me a really bad day - or month. It does have some smell, but it doesn't last more than a few minutes after the packet is opened, and is not a strong smell - even so, some things would still be a problem with a mild smell, but I haven't had any problems with this, despite my sensitivity, so I'd say this would not bother someone who is not particularly sensitive to what's in it.

It worked. But I ended up wasting a lot of it because I only needed a bit to fill in a hole of a ceramic bowl. If it weren't so expensive, I probably wouldn't have minded that almost an entire packet went in the trash. I also wish there was a white only 3-pack. It did what I needed it to, but I don't know if I'll buy it again.

This stuff is great. Put it on a wobbly floor lamp and it worked!

Although the description says it is a "glue" it is not. It is a moldable putty-like substance that hardens. It does not flow or drip.I used it to repair the brackets that hold a swinging child gate.Basically you can use it to repair almost anything where you need more substance than a glue provides. You can create whatever you need. I have used it to make knobs and feet on appliances.