Bondic® works where glue fails. Won't dry out, only hardens when you want it to. A 4-step process (clean, fill, cure and shape) to fix almost anything.
Bondic (bondic.com) has 103 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.4 out of 5.
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John S.
Bought it as an alternative to superglue or epoxy. Tried it on 2 simple glue problems. Poor results - doesn't work. Absolute waste of time and annoyingly a waste of money. The adverts make it appear to be the solution to almost "any" repair problems. Very disappointed.
David
Junk. A waste of money. I’ve tried for numerous applications and it hasn’t worked once!
David
Used it on plastic to mend crack - fell off. Used it as a sealer on a seam - fell off. It isn’t a glue because it doesn’t glue anything together. I was stupid and bought 6 tubes thinking of all the things I was going to fix. Duct tape worked better and it’s cheaper.
Megan L.
Totally useless. It doesn't work on anything. Its scam and don't buy it.
DJC
The plastic bonding material has a use by date and shelf life. I’d originally seen 3 months (4? maybe, can’t remember) but on their website now they claim a year. I discovered though that if you use the solution after the date it will definitely not work properly. I made this mistake after buying six extra tubes and using it after the use by date. It also doesn't work as well as they demonstrate. I had limited success sticking together pieces of plastic before and after use by date expired, in spite of following the videos. For larger surface areas it was worse. One problem is the UV light will not penetrate beyond a few mm in between surfaces to be bonded, so when trying to fix broken ceramics or porcelain for example, it was not very effective. The advertisements joining bricks and so on are very misleading, and as for claiming it’s not a glue, they are selling it to work like a glue even though it’s plastic cement cured with UV light. Better off with a 2 part epoxy glue.
C J Q.
I have been ordering items online for years, with no problem, then all of a sudden with this company, they say my address was incorrectly keyed? Told to place another £30 order, on a pension that’s not going to happen, once bitten.
John C.
Despite it claiming that it is NOT a glue, more a welding process, Bondic themselves use the glue word quite liberally in their advertising. Not put off, I purchased a "Happy Birthday" tin/tube of Bondic. The first job I used it for was to " weld/glue" a rubber "o" ring to a piece of flat Delrin plastic. Despite following the instructions to the letter, I had no success with this venture; particularly disappointing as it would have saved me quite a bit money. Now it was quite a bit of money plus the price of the Bondic. Not a good outcome.
Mr B.
I have done turds with more sticking power !!! Absolute 💩