E6000 Adhesive .018oz Tubes (10 Pack)

Don't settle for the off-brand variety of this. I've been using E6000 for over 20 years. If you need your parts to stay stuck to each other this is the only thing to use. I like the smaller tubes because they don't dry out and you don't end up wasting any.

Great glue for jewelry making. Extra glue can easily by pulled off as this has the consistency of rubber cement. I use it for larger Swarovski rhinestones and it works great, but you can't really use it for the smaller ones because it's too thick. Despite it's tough hold, if you need to you can get it to release after it has dried, and it doesn't leave any residue behind (with metals). I prefer to buy it in the smaller tubes like this because there's less of a chance of it drying out. The larger tubes always seem to start drying out by the time I'm halfway done with it. These will last awhile and if you accidentally leave the lid off (like I would never do), then you've only lost a small tube of glue instead of a large one. Great stuff!

E6000 is the preferred glue of crafters, costume designers, potters, jewelry makers and artists for a good reason. It's the best! You can bond unlike things together (wood to metal), silver to pottery, etc. These little tubes are great for repair projects so the larger tube doesn't dry out.

The big advantage of these small tubes is that the hold enough for most small or even medium jobs, eliminating the big tube problem of the glue drying out between uses. Even if only part of one of these small tubes is used, the remainder will still last a good amount of time if the cap is securely screwed on.

I’ve been using this brand for a couple years now both at work and at home for a multitude of repairs and it doesn’t seem to have any downsides. The adhesive will start to cure or dry out after a few minutes of exposure to air, so work quickly when applying. Dries clear, is water tight, and holds to most cleaned surfaces without issue (including powder coating).

Great for small tubes of glue to use. It is good for sticking beads to items for kids. It’s pretty potent though.

I used to do work that had me going through the bigger tubes fairly quickly but my work situation has changed these days and I don't go through e-6000 as quickly anymore. The big tubes tend to harden up over time if I don't use them right away so having these small tubes is a big help because they are always fresh when you need them. They are also sized so that one tube tends to solve whatever gluing issue I have when I need some E-6000.As far as what I think of E-6000, it is generally my go-to glue when I need two things stuck together. The only failings that I have had with it is when it is exposed to sunlight for a long time. It gets crumbly then. They do have a UV rated version of E-6000 though so use that if you need to have sun exposure.

I love this glue. It does have an odor to it, so you need to use it in a well ventilated area. It's much easier to use than super glue because it's more of a gel than a liquid so it doesn't get everywhere and make a mess. I'd venture to say it's stronger than super glue too, or at least it holds better for me. Very good to use with neodymium magnets. When I use any other glue, the magnet just sticks to the refrigerator and the glued on part comes off because the magnet is so strong. However, when I use this glue, it doesn't come apart. I've never had a problem with it. I do prefer to buy the smaller tubes because I don't use it often. The first tube I bought was large and I used it over a year's time. By the end, it was getting dried up and ended up getting wasted.