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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Matthew C.
Certainly not a glue! Fixes tiny things which just need setting in place, and does that well, as you don’t have to worry about the time for the adhesive to cure. Anything else seen in the promotional videos is pure fantasy!
greg C.
it does not weld .May weld it self but not your substrate to it .No would not use .Well just another money making exercise .Iwould be ashamed to promote this product .
Francesco
Non tiene nemmeno le aste occhiali come pubblicizzato
Jasmine
I appreciate many reviewers frustration with Bondic, and agree that the advertising is misleading as to its capabilities. However, there are some things for which it is really good. For anything small and fiddly but which is not under any leverage strain it is great! Fixing jewelry, for instance (or making designs). Repairing gel-nails (itself a uv product) or substituing it - as long as the light is held a good distance from the finger to avoid burns. Repairing antique silver teapots, so they can be used without leaking. Little things like that, for which nothing else quite works. I think it might work for instantly fixing something in place so it could then be drilled and screwed, too....
MICHAEL W.
Absolute rubbish. I saw a video of what this product could allegedly do on YouTube, and stupidly didn't read the reviews first. I didn't have any problem with the delivery, except that it took about 3 weeks to arrive, and all the UV lights work fine. The video which I saw was complete fantasy, because it showed a chain, which had supposedly been joined together with Bondic, being used to tow a vehicle. There is no chance of that being possible because it couldn't even fix a wooden spoon or a vacuum cleaner handle, which I used it for. When I had read the reviews, I thought that the reviewers hadn't followed the instructions and had not applied the fluid properly. I followed the directions to the letter but it just doesn't bond the materials together. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT, IT'S AN ABSOLUTE SCAM.
Paul T.
This product is good as a head cement for tying fishing flies and that’s about all. Anything else I tried to fix together fell apart. When you think about it to fix two items together they should fit tightly then the glue does the rest. If they fit tightly how does the uv light activate the bondic?
BB B.
I love Bondic! I do not use it as a glue, as it says it is not a glue. But I use it to cover cracks in plastic; phone cords where the plastic breaks, things that need reinforcement AFTER I glue them. It is fabulous. My automatic ice cube tray plastic cracked. I used it to seal the creak. Lasts great. So many uses. Highly recommend. I have used it in several layers to build up a piece that is chipped. Ceramic or plastic. Barb, Idaho
SUSAN M.
Watched all the Utube reviews, HOW TO's and bought it from JAYCAR for approx 49$, total waste of money, tried on a plastic handle and broke even though I left it for 24 hrs, Then my glasses, as shown in the videos, my right arm broken used Bondic and as soon as I tried to put the glasses on the bond broke with very minimal stress. DONT waste your money