Loctite GO2 All-Purpose Glue: 1876136-10 Adhesive for Variety of Materials

Matt: Works well but I had the cap on tightly and 1/2 the bottle dried

United States on Aug 09, 2023

Delainie: I was a dummy and bought 2 of these under high recommendation from a guy who does a lot of finished wood items. When they arrived, I noticed there was no kind of seal on these bottles, and could see they were both really thick. I opened one to use, and regardless of how hard I squeezed none would come out. Come to find out, the nozzle tip was totally dried closed. I had to push from the small opening to make most of the dried clog come out. The glue was so thick I could barely squeeze it out of the bottle. It never dried/adhered what I was applying it to. Don't waste your money. Not sure if this is just old, glue, or if it had been frozen once, or what... but it totally didn't work. At . All.

United States on Feb 12, 2023

Mark Mirkov: this product is great for sealing paper labels. i use it to preserve the factory schematics glued to the bottom of antique tube radios. the paper is very brittle, and this product holds the document together, preventing crumbling. other types of glues i have found dry too fast to lay out flat and smooth, or they dry milky, not clear, or they cause the ink on the document to run. go2 glue does not cause any of these issues. however, the product cannot be too old, for if it is, the glue sets up in the bottle, as did this particular purchase i made. try to find the smaller size bottles, as the large ones probably sit on the shelf a lot longer.

United States on Nov 17, 2022

Asternut: Glue was rock hard and dried out inside the tube

Netherlands on May 27, 2021

Arely Flores: Lo tuve Guardado y el día que lo quise usar, resultó que estaba seco

Mexico on May 15, 2020

John H: Worked as expected

Canada on Oct 08, 2019

killa: bon frein filet fonctionne bien sur mes filetages

France on Jun 28, 2019

Ranabrata Khan: Not good

India on Oct 20, 2018

stand_fast: The cap is poorly designed; be sure to put plenty of petroleum jelly (or chapstick) on the threads.

I glued two Altoid tins together, bottom to bottom, in order to test this.

The bottom of each tin was rubbed with a dry paper towel in order to remove a bit of any oil that was present. The surfaces were not sanded. One tin was then rubbed with a damp paper towel. (Like urethane glues, this product needs to get a bit of water from the air or from the surfaces being glued.)

I put a bead of glue along the perimeter of the bottom of one of the tins, about a quarter of an inch from the edge. The items were then pressed together and allowed to sit for 24 hours. (No clamping was needed; a force called gravity held them together. Tight clamping would probably have been counter productive; it would have tended to drive all of the glue out of the joint.)

The result? The bond was so strong that I could not separate the tins using my hands.

It seems that those who say this glue doesn't stick are doing something incorrectly.

----- Update (2019-08-01) -----

Like polyurethane glues, this needs moisture from the air or from...

United States on Dec 09, 2016

Heartland Indiana: Works fine and holds well and for the most part waterproof or at least water resistant.

Only 'cons' are, the bottle is stiff and hard to press the glue out the tube. I noticed some glue sticking 'inside' the bottle that 'might' eventually have to be removed if it starts blocking flow. Nifty cap just kinds clicks in place and the entire two piece cap has a 'reverse thread' if you really need to get inside.

My only other question is, now that I've used it a few times and sucked air back into the bottle how long will it remain good.

I still remember those tiny metal tubes of "Super Glue" that you used and a month later the remainder was dried out.

Only time will tell and it's still good after a few weeks of light use.

I'm happy and hope this helps you in decision making.

UPDATE a few weeks later:

Still happy with this product but continue to have difficulty squeezing the bottle. Someone with stronger hands probably would have no problem. I just unscrew the tip and stick a screwdriver in to get a bit and use the screwdriver to actually apply to glue exactly where I want it. The glue just wipes of the screwdriver with...

United States on Oct 15, 2013